Moe Lynch's Reel

In this episode of the Video Village Podcast I have guest DP, Alexxiss S. Jackson. Alexxiss is a respected cinematographer in the industry. We talk about her experience in the industry as a female cinematographer, why cinematographers don’t smoke and how she never had an interest in watching Magic Mike part 1 or 2. We also share similar heartbreak with us being Lions fans as well.

Angelica reasons with herself, sort of, to make some life changing decisions. Will she starve herself to change for the sexy hunk at work? Or can she (and ot...

Radio disc jockey, Brianna Prince, discovers that she has secret powers to help those in trouble.

Britney Matthews and her boss, Donna, are keeping a painful secret.Bruises on Britney's arm tell her co-workers that there's trouble in her home life.But to Britney, those bruises are exposing a life that she doesn't want anyone to know about.If her colleagues find out, it may come with some social repercussions. Who knew secret lives could bring so much pain?

Inspired by the Martin / Zimmerman incident, "Candy and Tea" explores a back story to the 2 main characters. Andy White, President of the Neighborhood Watch Committee is determined to take a stand. A victim of bullying as a child, he grows into an adult who finally resolves to fight back! Unfortunately his fight starts with a young hooded teen walking down the street, carrying candy and tea. The short film illustrates why we should not be quick to generalize when people are custom made...

David Hunt is a working class citizen with a few flaws. His biggest weakness is instant gratification. What starts as a simple decision to take a day off from work, ends with a price that may cost him more than money. It begs the question, 'Is the pleasure worth the pain'?

RETV was onsight at the Sarasota International Vinyl Festival. DJ's from all over the wold came to Sarasota, Florida to display their talents and RETV was there to catch it all.

RETV is your source for Positive Hip Hop! The series is an entertaining half hour of artist interviews, organizational profiles, music videos, comedy skits, and powerful discussions with teenage audience members. It examines Hip Hop’s music, dance, graffiti and DJs that positively influence our youth and urban communities. The RETV Show spotlights the entertaining aspect of Hip Hop that captures the attention of youth and adults ages 12-45.