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your.favorite.filmmaker turns 33 today 🎂
Happy birthday,

PS: Everyone stream Day Dreams so we can keep funding this film ideas 😂

🎂 TRIBE Birthday Alert

Happy birthday to our favorite cinematic poet,

In addition to helping he has also started his own Production company, specializing in long form video editing Cinematic Poet Films.

Be sure to give him a follow!

Thank you for all you do.

This Women’s History Month, we honor the faith, resilience, and undeniable excellence of Hattie McDaniel , a trailblazer who gave her best, even when doors were limited and opportunities were scarce.

As the first Black woman to win an Academy Award for her role in Gone with the Wind, her victory was more than personal, it was historic. Her work carved space in an industry that wasn’t built for her, yet could not deny her talent.

“I did my best and God did the rest.” A reminder that dedication, faith, and excellence never go unnoticed — even when the journey is uphill.

This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the power of connection. Because when women collaborate, they don’t just build networks… they build legacies. 🤝✨

Your network is your net worth. Nurture authentic relationships, support fellow creatives, and watch how collective brilliance opens doors no one can close.

During Women’s History Month, we honor the power of women who don’t wait for permission. Instead, they build the door, open it, and hold it wide for others to walk through. ✨

Inspired by the fearless vision of may we continue creating our own paths, rewriting narratives, and shaping history with courage and purpose.

✨ Celebrating Women’s History Month by honoring the power, creativity, and impact of Black women in film.

This month, turn celebration into action 🎬
Watch, support, and share films led by Black women on the DAYVISION YouTube channel.

Subscribe. Stream. Celebrate. 💛

Study the greats who came before you.

Then honor them by becoming yourself.

Black writers have always learned the rules and then rewritten them. Your voice isn’t meant to be a copy. It’s meant to move culture forward.

Innovate.

“I tell stories to connect the human condition and our connection to one another.” — Barry Jenkins

Black writers have always used storytelling to bridge pain, joy, memory, and hope. Your words matter. Your stories connect us. Keep writing

History is listening. ✍🏾🖤

DAYVISION's Newsletter - Feb 9 2026

DAYVISION NEWSLETTER: February - Celebrating Black History Month Pt. 2 Valentine’s Day is Friday and that’s our time to put a spotlight on Black families in film. Television and film shape how Black families are seen. When the work is done right, it expands what audiences expect from Black family stories. This post looks at three TV benchmarks and one DAYVISION cha...

Black writers didn’t wait for inspiration, they built legacies through discipline.

One page a day. One story at a time.

Write anyway. Write tired. Write unsure. Consistency is how history gets made.

🎂 We will NOT let this day end without wishing a happy birthday to

Not only has she acted on sets but she’s also responsible for our newsletter.

We are extremely grateful for you, Taylar!