Pro-Black Sheep NYC movie premiere presented by African Diaspora Film Festival -- Day One Q&A part 2

SUCCESS!!! One word to describe the NYC premiere of Pro-Black Sheep -- presented by the African Diaspora Film Festival. Despite the snow, people came out in droves to the Riverside Theater and filled seats. It got to the point where the Usher had to search for available seating, tucked away between folks, with a flashlight for the hordes of late comers strolling in during the beginning of the movie.

The audience loved the film. We're (cast & crew) still taken aback by how many people were blown away by it. I would have been satisfied with people just liking it. We also loved our audience during a Q&A that couldn've lasted all night, if we were not rushed out for the next screening.

The cast & crew would like to thank everyone who came out and supported us on this important night. You all made it one to remember.

For more information about the film, go to: http://www.myspace.com/problacksheep

Pro-Black Sheep's trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HV5zhwGr0z8

Follow Pro-Black Sheep: http://twitter.com/ProBlackSheep

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