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Artemus Jenkins

Filmmaker, Writer and Educator, creating safe spaces for expression in Atlanta, GA

Artemus Jenkins is an Executive Producer and Consultant at Peters Street Station, a community-focused art and design center in Atlanta, Georgia. He has been involved in various creative projects and initiatives that promote the arts within the community. Peters Street Station was founded by Miya Bailey and is notable for its involvement with local artists.

In addition to his role at Peters Street Station, Jenkins has worked on numerous film projects and events, including a live-streamed movie night called "The Black Joy Manifesto," which showcased curated works from various filmmakers.12 His expertise spans across creative consulting and production, emphasizing community engagement through the arts.3

For more detailed information about his work and contributions, you can find his profile on LinkedIn under the username artemusjenkins.

Highlights

Apr 8 · linkedin

https://lnkd.in/ewwMnD8S

I've been researching the well being of creatives more intentionally by watching the types of videos "content creators" are putting out and in short, there are tons of miserable burnt out folks looking to keep doing what they love in a way that feels better. Many people agree that a simple way to achieve creative freedom is to just focus on making what you love and buck the system.

Not coincidentally, when I started doing what would become called content creation, producing outside of a system was the way I learned and thrived as well. The world needs more independent voices to keep the inspiration flowing and those innovators need to keep revising the system. So me personally I'm permanently going back to my origins from when the "VLOG" first came out. I've done so much work documenting the making of many other artists projects, it's time I gave myself the same treatment.

This first vlog is a bit of an outline for how I want to create my first TV broadcast docuseries. I've partnered with WABE to produce a docuseries called "How to be a Dope Artist" that highlights the history of Atlanta's artist-led culture, globally recognized for it's consistent influence. In my experience as an artist who has lived in this city for close to 20 years, you can't tell the story right without mentioning Castleberry Hill f.k.a Snake Nation.

Over the next 60 days, I'm opening a window into the journey of showrunning in an artful way. I believe artists can get a lot done working better within systems as opposed to outright rejecting them, so I'm really looking forward to how all this new art will turn out. New videos dropping every Monday, stay tuned

Sep 5 · linkedin

pilot season begins...

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Atlanta, Georgia, United States