“Alinca Hamilton’s Letitia was energetic, in your face, challenging, and emotionally charged. She was tough, yet vulnerable. I liked her playful energy and bonded with her single mom/woman issues…”
Alinca Hamilton’s directorial debut, Black Girl Narrative is an award-winning visual poem. Inspired by a collection of poetry from Hope Ward’s To All the Black Girls Who’ve Waited and Hood N**** Narrative. This film is a celebratory love letter and healing space for the Black experience as we meet the many faces and dances of Black Girlhood, Black Love, Black Joy, Black Parenthood and Black Humanity.
Coors Seltzer’s partnership with CHANGE THE COURSE will support several water restoration projects across the country that help sustain healthy, flowing rivers. For each 12-pack of Coors Seltzer sold, they are committed to restoring 500 GALLONS OF CLEAN WATER to America’s rivers*. We estimate that we will support projects that will restore one billion gallons of river water in the next year alone.
Premiered at Big Vision Empty Wallets film festival in New York City. Comedic short that satirizes the racial stereotypes of African-American women in media starring, produced, and concept by Alinca Hamilton
Inspired by writings from Sekou Sundiata’s only published book of poetry, Free!, break/free! explores love, romance, creativity, and politics through our human pursuit of what we believe is freedom. Originally commissioned to screen at the Lincoln Center Atrium as part of the 2013 tribute to Sekou Sundiata
One of three shorts featuring Alinca created for Gil Scott-Heron tribute concert with performances by renowned artists at Symphony Space
Nudity is not a style. Watch Alinca in “The Problem with Jeggings” on CollegeHumor
Directed, filmed, and edited by Alinca Hamilton, (un)Parallel is a collection of poetic writings by members of Squeaky Wheelz Productions used as the foundation for our first original production for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in the summer of 2017. Through creative storytelling, we hope to shake the foundation of the familiar, to challenge the boundaries of our society’s narrative, and to ignite a dialogue of change. With your help, we can promote rich intercultural understanding by raising unheard voices of past and present.
