Category: Film & TV

Teyonah Parris On Stepping Into The Shoes Of Yo-Yo For ‘They Cloned Tyrone’

Teyonah Parris (Dear White People, Mad Men, If Beale Street Could Talk) stars in the hit new modern Blaxploitation conspiracy mystery “They Cloned Tyrone” as Yo-Yo, where her signature look and personality makes her unforgettable. From the thigh-high mustard yellow boots to her teal lipstick and leopard pants, Yo-Yo’s strength

Issa Rae Empowers Aspiring Female Directors in Rebooted ‘Project Greenlight’ Series On Max

Issa Rae is on a mission to create an empowering platform for aspiring women directors, and she’s doing so through the reboot series “Project Greenlight: A New Generation.” Recognizing the abundance of talented female filmmakers eager to work, she acknowledges the unfortunate reality that they haven’t received the same level

‘Silver & Gold’ Named An Official Selection Of The New Jersey Web Festival

The accolades continue to roll in for Silver & Gold, as it’s been announced that the series has been named an official selection of the upcoming 5th annual New Jersey Web festival.  The Jaro Media presented series is no stranger to acclaim, having amassed over 20 nominations from 10 different film festivals

How to Gain Recognition for Your Work as an Independent Filmmaker

In today’s rapidly evolving media landscape, independent filmmaking has become an empowering medium for Black artists to bring their stories to life. As the demand for diverse and authentic storytelling grows, gaining recognition as an independent filmmaker has become more important than ever. This blog post will explore strategies and

With A Grant From The Library of Congress, Maya Cade Is On A Mission To Change The Narrative Around Black Films

New Orleans native Maya Cade began her mission of curating the Black Film Archive in 2021. Her goal was to challenge the prevailing and inaccurate belief that Black films primarily revolve around slavery and trauma. Instead of shaming those who held this misconception, Cade aimed to present the truth: Black

Exploring the Impact of Black-Led Films on the Industry

As the film and entertainment industry evolve, Black-led films, web series, and other visual art have become increasingly influential. From gripping dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies, the work of Black creatives has undoubtedly impacted the industry and changed the face of media. At JARO, we celebrate the success and impact of

How JARO Is Redefining the On-Demand Platform

As on-demand streaming platforms become increasingly popular, the need for a platform that curates content specifically for African American and urban-influenced audiences is greater than ever. Enter JARO, a Black-owned, Black-led, on-demand platform dedicated to bringing independent films, emerging web series, short films, and visual art to its viewers. JARO

How You Can Support JARO Media

As a Black-owned, Black-curated on-demand platform dedicated to curating independent films, emerging web series, short films, and visual art appealing to African American and urban-influenced audiences, JARO wants to thank its supporters for helping us provide our viewers with the best possible content. We understand that the support of our

Erykah Badu Will Make A Musical Cameo In Upcoming Film ‘The Piano Lesson,’ Produced By Denzel Washington

Erykah Badu has joined the cast for Netflix’s rendition of August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning 1987 August Wilson play, “The Piano Lesson.” The Grammy winning artist is set to make a cameo in the film with her signature “soulful and eclectic” musical performances, Variety reports.  The drama film is set in

Submit Your Short Film To JARO’s Screening Room

JARO's exciting new Screening Room is now open for submissions of short film content from independent filmmakers reaching across multiple genres.

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