Name Warrington Hudlin Role Film director | Education Yale University | |
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Full Name Warrington W. Hudlin, Jr. Born July 16, 1952 (age 71) ( 1952-07-16 ) East St. Louis, Illinois Parents Warrington W. Hudlin, Sr., Helen Cason Hudlin Siblings Reginald Hudlin, Christopher Hudlin Nominations Independent Spirit Award for Best First Feature Movies and TV shows House Party, Boomerang, Ride, Black in the 80s, Capoeira of Brazil Similar People Reginald Hudlin, Kevin Rodney Sullivan, David Sheffield, Barry W Blaustein, Robin Harris | ||
Black America - Looking at the Big Screen with Warrington Hudlin
Warrington W. Hudlin, Jr. (born July 16, 1952) is an American film director, producer, and actor.
Contents
- Black America Looking at the Big Screen with Warrington Hudlin
- Warrington hudlin and r t bates practice tai chi during world tai chi qigong day 2012 nyc
- Early life
- Career
- Black Filmmakers Foundation
- References
Warrington hudlin and r t bates practice tai chi during world tai chi qigong day 2012 nyc
Early life
Hudlin was born in East St. Louis, Illinois, the son of Helen (née Cason), a teacher, and Warrington W. Hudlin, Sr., an insurance executive and teacher. His younger brother, Reginald Hudlin, is also a director and producer, and together the Hudlin brothers have produced films including House Party (1990), Bebe's Kids (1992), and Ride (1998). His other brother, Christopher Hudlin, took over their father's insurance business in East St. Louis, IL.
Career
In 1978, Hudlin, professor George Cunningham, and businessman Alric Nembhard, founded the Black Filmmaker Foundation (BFF), a non-profit media arts organization that supports Black filmmaking.
Black Filmmakers Foundation
In 1978, Hudlin founded the Black Filmmakers Foundation (BFF), a non-profit organization that was created to nurture black filmmakers. Hudlin was the president of the BFF.