This is one of those interviews that really lets you know about a particular time and place in a person's life. If you ever get a chance, ask Imani about how many things changed not even since then to now, but in the 3 years alone it took us to finish the film.
Miya always spoke highly of how good DC is to him from a business standpoint and it was no different when we shot the film. Imani was one of our first interviews we traveled for. We had been stagnant on the idea to do the film for almost a year because we couldn't raise money. So I just suggested Miya take me with him on tour and that's how we'll get this done. I'd say that strategy worked out well.
We really appreciated Imani and Chris (who you will also see) for being as candid as they were. The interview is very familial and I think alot of people, female artists included will enjoy it.
Up Next in Color Outside the Lines: Unscene
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Chris Mensah
If you do nothing else to be a successful artist and business owner, you will sacrifice. Chris is an artist who embodies that very word and his interview clearly enlightens us on the things "regular" people take for granted such as time for yourself and the ones you love; all for the sake of bein...
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Miya Bailey Goes Home Pt 1.
There are a few places where we got a TON of footage and Asheville is certainly one of them. We pretty much went everywhere that held some meaning to Miya throughout the course of his life and interviewed lots of family and friends.
For the first look into new pieces of Miya's private life, w...
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