James Hunter

The King's Disciple (2016)
Film by James C. Hunter (Drama) Director Dallas(Kibwe Dorsey) is a bar owner who lives a life of street crime. After spending years in prison for killing a man over his then girlfriend, and hardened by his time in prison this once nice guy has his life forever changed when the daughter he never knew existed walks into his bar 16 years after being told by her mother that her father is indeed alive. As events begin to unfold Dallas, his daughter Laila(Kiara Dorsey), and his entire crew are affected. As Dallas decides to change his life, everything begins to go wrong, as he faces life and death opposition from a detective, an enemy and a his own crew. Dallas has to decide whether to let go of a life of crime or fight for the life he never knew he could have or wanted. Written by Kibwe Dorsey

Nubbin & Friends (2015)
Television (Animation) Producer A young girl named Nubbin (played by Valerie Beam), who is eager to go to school and learn, wakes up one morning and walks into a world of talking animals, vegetables, and letters, known as Tucked Away. She quickly learns that this hidden treasure is a vacationing place for all LETTERS from all over the world, then spending each day searching for ways to help protect and keep Tucked Away hidden from Sammy The Snake and the rest of the world in this hybrid combination of animation and education from CW Studios. Written by CW Studios

Technopolis (2015)
Film (short) by Andre Dixon (Sci-Fi) Producer Technopolis is a futuristic science fiction short/proof of concept that takes place in a dystopian city of the same name in the year 2049. The city is under the rule of a ruthless dictator known as Mr. Blue. Martial law is in place and supplies and food are currently scarce. Citizens are required to wear a skull marking on the wrist in order to purchase goods. Those without the mark are known as Outlanders and they rely on a bartering system of credits in order to receive goods. Mr. Blue controls the population with FEAR, OBEDIENCE and HOPE propaganda, his special covert cell known as Super 13; comprised of highly trained and lethal female assassins and his experimental Blue Soldier army. A number of underground resistance cells emerged. One prominently known as ROSE (Risen Oppressed Selected Enlisted). Its leader Draven Scott takes on the name The Black Rose as a play on words of the blackened or decayed governmental state of Technopolis. Another is led by its founder Lavender Grey, ...

The Breaking Point (2014)
Film by James C. Hunter (Action, Crime and Drama) Producer, Director, Writer, Casting director, Editorial department Shawn Dickerson, an early thirties, rough around the edges street guy is accused of killing BRENDA SAWYER, a wealthy and prominent older lady, known for her compassion, and benevolence towards kids from the inner-cities. Shawn is hunted by Brenda's grieving husband HARRY, the police, and a very ambitious and overzealous Assistant D.A. name BALLARD, who is willing to do whatever she has to do to make District Attorney, even if it means bending the rules. Harry, already distraught due to the death of his daughter Susan, at the hands of a hit and run driver, decides to take the law into his own hands, to mete out Justice to Shawn. While Shawn is on the run, Assistant D.A Ballard devises a plan to procure the case once Shawn is apprehended, believing that a guilty verdict against Shawn will increase her chances of becoming the D.A. Once Shawn is apprehended, the fireworks begin. Written by James Hunter

Breaking Point (2012)
Film (short) by James C. Hunter (Drama) Producer, Director, Writer, Editor What happens when someone reaches their breaking point.

The Station (2012)
Film by Lazan Banks (Comedy) Producer Would you come in on your last day of work?

Juxed (2011)
Film (short) by James C. Hunter (Action, Crime and Drama) Producer, Director, Writer Tells the story of Vanessa Barlow a young girl on a crash course into adulthood who is looking for guidance in a world of cold-hearted realities.

Oh What a Tangled Web We Weave (2011)
Film (short) by James C. Hunter (Drama) Producer, Director, Writer

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