Promotional video for the Dallas Riverfront Jazz Festival in September 2017, including a clip of Shaun Martin performing during Jazz Weekend that previous March.

Video of performances by Shaun Martin, Xavier Jackson, Clifton Williams, and Caleb Sean McCampbell during Jazz Weekend in Dallas, Texas on March 18, 2017.

Video recording of a youth dialogue discussion "Healing Differences," led by TBAAL founder, Curtis King. In this video, students fill out a survey regarding racism and biases, and discuss each section of the survey. Other activities and discussions about interpersonal conflicts take place. This unedited raw footage is from the bonus camera at the event.

Video of the Roundtable Writer's Breakfast on April 8, 2017. Curtis King, Hector Garza, Chika Anyiam, and Maryellen Hicks lead a discourse on racism in America with other meeting attendees. This is raw unedited footage captured by camera 1 (of 2) at the event.

Video recording of a youth dialogue discussion "Healing Differences," led by TBAAL founder, Curtis King. In this video, students fill out a survey regarding racism and biases, and discuss each section of the survey. Other activities and discussions about interpersonal conflicts take place. This unedited raw footage is from the main camera at the event.

Video recording of the 13th Festival of Black Dance Rhythm and Soul of a People performances in Dallas, Texas. All numbers in the first and second halves are included, as well as a brief interview with an audience member during the intermission and overhead audience footage after the show. This is raw unedited footage taken by the main camera at the event.

Video recording of the 13th Festival of Black Dance Rhythm and Soul of a People performances in Dallas, Texas. Events are shown as follows: the second-to-last number in the first half of the show; the first and second numbers in the second half of the show, including a tribute to Jamaican musician Jimmy Cliff; interviews with audience members; the final number in the first half of the show; and all remaining numbers. This is raw unedited footage captured by the bonus camera at the event.

Video of the Roundtable Writer's Breakfast on April 8, 2017. Curtis King, Hector Garza, Chika Anyiam, and Maryellen Hicks lead a discourse on racism in America with other meeting attendees. This is raw unedited footage captured by camera 2 (of 2) at the event.

Video of the Budding Rose concert at the Black Academy of Arts and Letters on April 8, 2017, including an opening performance by students of Charles Rice Learning Center, and the main performance by a group of students from various Dallas ISD schools. This is raw unedited footage captured by camera 1 (of 2) at the event.

Video of the Budding Rose concert at the Black Academy of Arts and Letters on April 8, 2017, including an opening performance by students of Charles Rice Learning Center, and the main performance by a group of students from various Dallas ISD schools. This is raw unedited footage taken by camera 2 (of 2) at the event.

Promotional video for the Dallas Riverfront Jazz Festival in September 2017, including clips of Shaun Martin, Xavier Jackson, Clifton Williams, and Caleb Sean McCampbell performing during Jazz Weekend that previous March.

Video of the first half of the comedy play, "Momma's Boy," performed at Bruton Theatre in Dallas, Texas on May 13, 2017.

Video of the second half of the play, "Momma's Boy," performed at Bruton Theatre in Dallas, Texas on May 13, 2017.

Video of clips of the play, "Momma's Boy," performed at Bruton Theatre in Dallas, Texas on May 13, 2017.

Video of the "Ties and Tux Gala V - A Night of Hollywood Glamour and Dallas Glitter Saluting Actor Rockmond Dunbar," on April 29, 2017. Xavier Jackson and the Gala Band provide entertainment throughout the event, with a guest performance by Andrea Wallace. Dunbar's career highlights are displayed on screen at the end of the video.

Video of the "Ties and Tux Gala V - A Night of Hollywood Glamour and Dallas Glitter Saluting Actor Rockmond Dunbar," on April 29, 2017. Members of the Young Gifted Black Artists (YGBA) perform, and Dunbar speaks after being presented with the TBAAL Luminary Arts Award by Curtis King.

Video of the "Ties and Tux Gala V - A Night of Hollywood Glamour and Dallas Glitter Saluting Actor Rockmond Dunbar," on April 29, 2017. Xavier Jackson and the Gala Band provide entertainment throughout the event, with a guest performance by Andrea Wallace. Bonus footage has been included at the beginning of the video.

Video of unedited, raw footage of the "Ties and Tux Gala V - A Night of Hollywood Glamour and Dallas Glitter Saluting Actor Rockmond Dunbar," on April 29, 2017. Xavier Jackson and the Gala Band provide entertainment throughout the event. Bonus footage has been included.

Video of unedited, raw footage of the "Ties and Tux Gala V - A Night of Hollywood Glamour and Dallas Glitter Saluting Actor Rockmond Dunbar," on April 29, 2017. Members of the Young Gifted Black Artists (YGBA) perform, and Dunbar speaks after being presented with the TBAAL Luminary Arts Award by Curtis King. Dunbar's career highlights are displayed on screen at the beginning of the video.

Video of the "Ties and Tux Gala V - A Night of Hollywood Glamour and Dallas Glitter Saluting Actor Rockmond Dunbar," on April 29, 2017. Members of the Young Gifted Black Artists (YGBA) perform, and Dunbar speaks after being presented with the TBAAL Luminary Arts Award by Curtis King.

Video of the "Ties and Tux Gala V - A Night of Hollywood Glamour and Dallas Glitter Saluting Actor Rockmond Dunbar," on April 29, 2017. Members of the Young Gifted Black Artists (YGBA) perform, and Dunbar speaks after being presented with the TBAAL Luminary Arts Award by Curtis King.

Video of an interview with crowd member Rhonda Gale at the inaugural Riverfront Jazz Festival, hosted by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Video of brief interviews with various members of the audience at the inaugural Riverfront Jazz Festival, hosted by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Video of a brief interview with two members of the audience at the inaugural Riverfront Jazz Festival, hosted by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.