The Minority Connection is also an independent film production company that specializes in creating diverse content, providing a platform for underrepresented voices and talent in the entertainment industry.
The series follows James in Los Angeles, and his fellow drivers as they navigate the challenging and often unpredictable world of rideshare driving. Created by Jeff Oliphant and Ricardo Ultreras, the series first aired on the Black & Sexy TV network and quickly garnered a loyal fanbase. The series explores various themes, such as human connection, personal boundaries, and the importance of empathy, all set against the backdrop of the diverse cultural landscape of Los Angeles.
Derrick, a young professional, struggles to find weed during a stressful return to his hometown until he learns that his family’s acceptance is the ultimate high.
James Peoples and Al Washington wrote this award-winning short film, which will be released on streaming platforms later this year.
An exploration of love's dark side, 'Love Crimes' is an anthology series that delves into the treacherous side of romantic relationships, revealing the heartbreak, deceit, and fallout of infidelity.
In the social battlefield of high school, a brilliant loner and a troubled beauty queen find solace in their unlikely friendship and spark a journey toward confidence, acceptance, and resilience.
"In These Streets" is an anthology series centered around a former rideshare driver turned podcast host. Each episode shows the interactions between former passengers, fellow drivers, and random callers who share their deepest secrets, wildest experiences, and personal stories, against a backdrop of brilliant music that sets the mood.