Back again with another episode reviewing the infamous TV show Power Book: Ghost Seasons 1, 2 & 3, we’re covering everything on this. Tap into this episode and let us know if there’s any other show we need to check out.

Back again with another episode of the Bit by Bit Podcast. This time we’ve decided to switch things up; just as the title suggests, we’re going “Off The Cuff.” throwing topics into the air and seeing if they stick. In this episode, we discuss various topics from the FX show Snowfall and the vision filmmaker John Singleton had with the infestation of crack cocaine into inner-city America. If you’re a fan of the Quentin Tarantino film Django Unchained, we discuss the pros and cons of this film. Lastly, we discuss the rise in AI and what that means for future storytelling.

We’re back again with another entry in the Biterion Collection. This time the film we’re discussing is 1999 The Wood, directed by Rick Famuyiwa. In this episode, we dive deep into the aspect of this film, this being considered a “hood film.” This is an episode worth listening to.

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Back with another episode of the Bit by Bit podcast and another entry in the Biterion Collection. This time, it’s the 1972 film, Trouble Man. Directed by Ivan Dixon. In this episode, host Malik and Brandon dive deep into the discussion of this film's impact, the roles of blaxploitation films in Hollywood, and more.

In this episode, Sar Cohen sits down to discuss her career as a working actor in Chicago. The impact of what it’s like working on film sets and not getting paid, the work that goes into auditioning—her work with Bouyfilms and the importance of independent filmmaking. This is a great interview and one that you don’t want to miss; subscribe to the Substack newsletter to stay updated on exclusive podcast episodes and videos.

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I Made The Ruins (2022)

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Does every legend need a biopic? That’s the topic of discussion in this new episode of the Bit by Bit podcast Biterion Collection. This time we’re talking about the 2017 film All Eyez On Me, directed by Benny Boom, about the legendary artist Tupac Shakur. We question, did he need a biopic, and if so, did this film serve him justice in depicting his life correctly? If you have thoughts feel free to leave a comment. Share this podcast with someone you know.

In this episode of The Biterion Collection, we dive deep into an analytical discussion about the film Baby Boy directed by the late great film Oscar-nominated filmmaker John Singleton. Is Baby Boy a film where the protagonist is the antagonist within his inner circle, or is he just misguided? This is genuinely a discussion you don’t want to miss, it.

We’re back again with another entry in the Biterion Collection; this time around, it’s The Nutty Professor starring Eddie Murphy. We’re discussing this film's impact culturally and the writing within. Let us know your thoughts.

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Back with another entry in the Biterion Collection. This time, it’s the 2023 film House Party directed by Calmatic. This review isn’t one to miss; we dive deep into how this film stands on its own and cannot be compared to any other house party film, Calmatic’s directorial debut skills, critics’ nostalgia bias views, plus more. Please take a listen and let us know what you think. Remember to follow the Bit by Bit on Substack and Instagram. As well, follow the guest of this episode Brandon at his website for photography and filmmaking inquiries.

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Back again with another episode of the Bit by Bit podcast, sitting down with the film producer Chollette. We talk about film production, getting into the photography business, creating your own business, and much more. This isn’t an episode you would want to miss. Make sure you share this with five people you know.

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