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Beyond The Final Cut
This is where we share the thinking behind the visuals. From creative direction and production insights to brand strategy and storytelling, we break down what it takes to create content that actually connects.
Ikonic Original Production Now Filming: Valencrimes Day
November 14, 2025
Uncategorized
by
Frank Goodman
Cameras are rolling and trouble’s already brewing. Valencrimes Day is officially in production — a bold new comedy from Ikonic Visions. Starring comedian Hilarious Omar and the sensational Crystal Coates, this TV pilot turns Valentine’s Day into a chaotic adventure filled with laughs, twists, and every kind of trouble money (and bad decisions) can buy. It’s fun, fast, and unapologetically wild, built for today’s social media audience th
Weight Room Renovation
October 22, 2024
Camera, Interview, Videography
by
ROBERTNT7
St. Frances Academy is receiving a new weight room and we’re here to document the process. Derreck Hamilton a former Division 1 college basketball player, NBA draft pick, All-EuroLeague first-team player, and father of the Baltimore Ravens’s star Safety, Kyle Hamilton. is spearheading this remarkable project. The former multi-purpose room will now be a training facility that will help current and future student-athletes continue their
Cocktail Hour with Los Hermanos Tequila 1978
September 10, 2024
Film, Short Film, Videography
by
ROBERTNT7
We had the honor of collaborating with Baltimore-based and Black-owned tequila company, Los Hermanos. Los Hermanos 1978 Tequila was developed by brothers Donta and William Henson and offers an award-winning taste profile sure to pair well with those you treasure most. Sun Party – Signature Repasado Cocktail Synopsis Dante Cox contributed to the video with his mixology skills while creating Los Hermanos’ award-winning cocktails. Dante
Paralysis (2023) – Drama Short Film by Maceo Tendaji – Review – Short Films Matter
August 28, 2024
Award, Film, Videography
by
ROBERTNT7
In Maceo Tendaji’s gripping short drama film ‘Paralysis’, the viewer is thrust into the raw, unsettling reality of racial injustice. Black Chakra’s portrayal of Dwayne, an innocent young black man, who becomes the target of an unfounded and violent arrest by a white police officer (Nate Nelson), lays bare the visceral, gut-wrenching impact of systemic racism. Dwayne’s encounter is a stark reminder of the countless similar tragedies that

