Tell us about your business

Silver Tongue Media LLC is a Los Angeles based production company that provides custom-tailored production services to each individual client. All who benefit from our collaborative efforts, impeccable service, and hands-on approach that we bring to every set. No matter the genre, we are committed to being creative visionaries. Our work has helped businesses and public sector organizations transform into iconic brands with smart and engaging videos that tell a story.

What motivated you to do this type of work?
Honestly, it found me. My career path was different at the beginning. A lot of trial and error in discovering what I could do happily for the rest of my life.

What inspires you the most about what you do?
The ability to make people think, feel, and move is what I enjoy most about what I do. As creatives, we truly shape the mold of reality. We are the “They” in “You know what they say”

What is your best advice to those who say,  “Entrepreneurship is too hard”

My best advice to those who feel that Entrepreneurship is too hard would be that nothing is easy. Find something you’re truly passionate about and spend your time making your dreams come true instead of driving someone else’s vision.

What is your greatest hope for your business?
All I hope for my business is to leave something behind that stands the test of time.

If you weren’t a filmmaker what another career could you see yourself having?
If I wasn’t a filmmaker, I would have tried my hand at being a lawyer.
I enjoy a challenge and I feel that this is one of the toughest positions outside of my career that I would actually enjoy; A chance to make a difference and leave an imprint on society.

In the wake of the police brutality protests and riots stemming from the recent murder of George Floyd, How are your feeling, are you ok?

In regards to the killing of George Floyd, police brutality, and the systematic oppression of black people, I feel motivated. Motivated to think of actionable items that can further help the economic status of African Americans across the country.

What are your best words of advice to young people who are hurt and angry about the murders of young black men and women by the police?
My best advice for young people who are negatively impacted by these murders (which I hope everyone feels some sort of remorse for this situation), is to break your silence. Awareness is the first step to change, and your voice is important along this journey.

How to Connect with LEXUS MACON?

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