Production Design
2021
Next Stop, season two
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Directors: Jabbari Weekes, Tichaona Tapambwa, Phil Witmer & Alicia K Harris
Screenwriters: Jabbari Weekes, Tichaona Tapambwa, Phil Witmer & Sajae Elder
Story Editors: Koutney Jackson , Sajae Elder, Phil Witmer
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EP: Amar Wala
Supervising Producer: Shasha Nakhai
COVID Supervisor: Valerie Takyi
Production Manager: Soko Ngash
Location Manager: Stephanie DeBem
Associate Producer: Keesha Chung
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Production Designer: Sharine Taylor
Art Director: Alexa DelSol
Art Dept. Asst: Terena Rodriques
Key Hair and Makeup: Rah
Hair & Makeup: Caz
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Director of Photography: Marc De Acetis
1st AD: Shikher Kalyan & Cowin Poon
1st AC: Steele Fernandes & Shane Pikelin
Gaffer: Andy Youn & Wes Nguyen
Key Grip: Timi David
DMT & Swing: Haad G. Baksh & Dylan Pun , Alex Han
Sound Recordist: Eric Taylor
Production Assistant: Ebony Greene & Lydia Di Martino
Casting by: The Brunch Store Casting
Second Unit Videographer: Lulu
Stills Photographer: Kam S.
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Editors: Jordan Hayles & Marianna Khoury
Assistant Editor: Shayne GH
Title Designer: Sharine Taylor
Music Supervisor: Everton Lewis Jr.
Sound Editor: Rian Gautama Wibowo
Colorist: Evan Spicer
Finishing Producer: Lindsay Adam
Hosting
Daily Vice
2019
Sasheer Zamara & Stella Meghie Love Romances (hosted)
2018
This Bra Uses Aerospace Technology (hosted)
2017
Meet the Hip Hop Artist Who Says Mothers Can Also Be Badass Rappers (pitched, developed and hosted)
Why This Producer Gives Himself a 10 Minute Time Limit to Make His Beats (pitched, developed and hosted)
Directing
Tallawah Abroad: Remembering Little Jamaica (2019)
Little Jamaica, a neighbourhood in Toronto’s west end, was a once thriving hub for Black and Caribbean business owners until the ills of gentrification reared its ugly head. Vernal Small, the owner of the 47-year old business Jamall Caribbean Custom Tailor, is now tasked with confronting how the construction of the incoming light rail is shifting the dynamic of his community, changing their future and slowly erasing their presence in the process.
Tallawah Abroad, Sharine Taylor’s directorial debut, aims to discover how Small, residents and other business owners have been affected and are or have prepared themselves for the adjustments on the horizon.
The film was a recipient of a 2021 Canadian Screen Award for Best Direction, Documentary Series.
Screenwriting
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Shanice Wilson: Woman #1
Rahnell Branton: Woman #2
Jillia Cato: Woman #3
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Directed and edited by Jabbari Weekes
Written by Jabbari Weekes and Sharine Taylor
Produced by Tichaona Tapambwa
Director of photography: Marc De Acetis
Camera assistant: Kathlyn Gardiner
Makeup artist: Rahnell Branton
Production Designer: Keevan Robertson
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Sound editor: Ryan Wibowo
Colourist: Ryan Ruskay