Video: Schomburg First Fridays: Labor Day “Carnival” Edition
The Schomburg’s annual “Carnival” edition of First Fridays returned with a bang in 2015 with floats, dancers and flag-waving guests! Catch all the action in our new video of the event.
Video: Sprite Corner Comedy Night
This past August I was brought in as a second camera for a an event put together by Bark Bark for Comedy Central and Sprite at the pop-up space Sprite created in NYC.
PORTRAIT SERIES: TENASIA HATCH
Portrait Series: Tenasia Hatch | Richard Louissaint: Video & Photography
Black & White Film Photos – 8.4.15
All shot with my Nikon Lite Touch 35mm Camera.
Mini-Documentary: THIS IS MY BEDSTUY PART 01
This is a trip through the auspicious neighborhood of Bedford Stuyvesant Brooklyn as we visit various businesses and find out all about what makes this their Bed Stuy
Mel and Smax: Love in Haiti and the Dominican Republic
This is pretty self-explanatory. With musicians and married couple, Smax Music and Melimel. They are also featured in my Haitian Creative documentary series.
Reminder: Haitian Creatives Series
All news on my Haitian Creatives Documentary porject can be found here: The Haitian Creatives Series
Photo Essay (With Audio) A Tale of Ink: Nikisha Bailey
Somthing that was sprung on me as an assignment for my photo group at the Bronx Documentary Center.
The Photo Booth at “Haiti to Africa” X BAM Africa 2015 Street Bazaar
This Past Memorial Day weekend, I set up a photo booth at the suggestion Kim Charles with her “From Haiti to Africa” event which took place during the BAM | DanceAfrica 2015 Bazaar and was presented by Phoenix Refined, Changing Gears Entertainment and La Caye Restaurant.
#WeAreTheNewHaitians T-Shirts Are Here
#WeAreTheNewHaitians T-Shirts Are Here
Video Work: Enough – Paul Beaubrun & Jerry Jean
Enough – Paul Beaubrun & Jerry Jean Video director: Jerry Jean Edit & color: Jerry Jean DP: Jen Painter DP: Richard Louissaint
Watch Rachelle Salnave”s documentary: Harlem’s Mart 125: The American Dream
Gentrification is a quiet storm. A complicated reality that does not take center stage creating solutions in our laws protecting people. If you have 75 mins., take a look at the documentary here: http://www.cultureunplugged.com/documentary/watch-online/play/10878/Harlem-s-Mart-125–The-American-Dream- (I had no involvement with this project)