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Local filmmaker Alcee H. Walker brings anti-bullying message directly to Palm Beach County schools
Unfortunately, the stories all sound the same. “I've been bullied my life throughout fourth, fifth and sixth grade,” says 12-year-old Ti’ana Clarke. “In fifth grade, I was bullied because of my hair,” 12-year old Jordyn Pilgram says. Alcee Walker says it's proof that bullying isn't just a problem, it's an epidemic. “We want to deal with this head on, we don't want to compromise anything,” Walker says. Read More
Alcee H. Walker: Chasing a dream through Pain of Love
A well-traveled man at the early age of 23, this filmmaker was born in West Palm Beach, Fla., then moved to Canton, N.Y. to attend the alma mater of Amsterdam News Editor-in-Chief Elinor Tatum, St. Lawrence University. After four cold years at St. Lawrence University, he headed far west to California after matriculation but now currently resides in the city of dreams, New York City. Read More
Filmmaker Alcee H. Walker using recent events to put a spotlight on school bullying issues
It's lights, camera - and for local filmmaker Alcee Walker - a call to action. "It's about giving back, it's about staying true to the vision," Walker says. Walker, born in Palm Beach County, once lived out of his car. Now he's living out his dreams. He has won several student awards from the Director's Guild of America. Read More
Newsletter of the Palm Beach County Film and Television Commission: Alcee H. Walker Raises Awareness for Bullying
Filmmaker and West Palm Beach native Alcee H. Walker’s latest project, Child Support, is a compelling short drama that tackles the growing epidemic of bullying in schools. Read More
BHERC Hosts 22nd Annual Reel Black Men Film Festival
The 22nd Annual Reel Black Men film festival debuted eight films by emerging African American filmmakers telling real stories about real life issues. The event showcased films ranging from a variety of engaging topics and perspectives discussing domestic abuse, social stereotypes, immigration, mental health, aging, Black history and trauma. Hosted by the Black Hollywood Education and Resource Center, Sandra Evers-Manley and special guest host, award-winning actor, writer and director, Ted Lange. Read More
Filmmaker Alcee H. Walker hopes his history will inspire others
The Boca Black Film Festival is bringing in filmmakers from across the country this weekend. Read More