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Nov 17, 2019 · One famous Jamaican, the late Professor Rex Nettleford, bemoaned the fact that Jamaica is a nation of “sprinters” and not “long-distance runners”. This adage is applicable to sports, but, unfortunately, for many businesses that blazed their names...
Mar 30, 2024 · Lennie Little-White has been an independent film producer for more than 50 years. Besides theatrical movies, he has made feature documentaries and television series. He is one of the three founders of CVM-TV.
Lennie Little-White is known for Royal Palm Estate (1994), It's a Family Affair (2016) and Children of Babylon (1980).
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One Jamaican whose epitaph is present in the capital city is the late Denny Repole, who created the high-rise profile of New Kingston. The 2018 Doctor Bird Award for Architecture goes to Evan Williams, in honour of Denny Repole. Since being a co-founder of Design Collaborative in 1972, Evan Williams has carved a niche with a design portfolio starti...
Jamaicans are natural storytellers - with tales borrowed equally from Africa and Europe. The storyteller with still the biggest crown is Miss Lou. Following in her shadow is the 2018 Doctor Bird Award for the Written Word - Mutabaruka. Few can walk in the footsteps of Mutabaruka, who wears no shoes. His eclectic personal style does not define this ...
Rising to the pinnacle of theatre in Jamaica was the irascible Wycliffe Bennett, whose directing and producing straddled every proscenium arch. In his honour, the 2018 Doctor Bird Awards for Theatre goes to Basil Dawkins - playwright and theatre producer. The Jamaican theatre renaissance sprouted new playwrights who created a new genre of theatre. ...
Our first international star of film was Perry Henzell, whose The Harder They Comeis still considered a seminal piece in cinemas across the globe. Following the trail left by Perry is Natalie Thompson - the 2018 Doctor Bird awardee in the area of Film and Television. Her discreet style is a perfect camouflage for this veteran, who is a cornerstone ...
Dance has its own language and medium of expression with the undisputed king of this creative skill set being the late Professor Rex Nettleford of NDTC fame. The Nettleford honour for Dance goes to Dr L'Antoinette Stines. Dr Stines returned to Jamaica in 1982 with a vision to develop her own dance form using a unique technique that she christened '...
Today, Jamaican models are strutting across runways on both sides of the Atlantic. Before this phenomenon came our own fashion designers. In honour of the doyen of Jamaican fashion designers - the late Francis Keane - the 2018 Doctor Bird Awards awardee for Fashion is Bill Edwards. Long ago, no young man wanted to be a dressmaker - a tailor, yes, b...
Jamaican art has many acknowledged masters, and one legend among them is the late Professor Barrington Watson, in whose name the 2018 Doctor Bird Awards for Fine Art is given to Norma Rodney Harrack. In the hands of Norma Rodney Harrack, the dust of the earth assumes new life in her ceramic pieces that stand proudly in many galleries and museums ac...
PanMedia straddles many non-traditional genres, including photography, advertising, animation and publishing. One of the greatest icons across different media was Reggie Carter of Royal Palm Estate fame and a long resume in advertising. In his honour, the 2018 Doctor Bird Awards for PanMedia goes to Dr Ian Randle (LLD-Hon). Becoming a publisher mad...
Nov 21, 2014 · LENNIE Little-White, conceptualiser of the Outameni Experience, the cultural and educational dream that has become a nightmare for him and the State-run National Housing Trust (NHT), lost...
View Lennie Little-White’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Executive Chairman at Mediamix/Palm TV · Experience: Mediamix/Palm TV · Location: Jamaica ·...
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Apr 4, 2022 · DURING the 1970s a wind of social change swept Jamaica and film-maker Lennie Little-white wanted to capture that transformation for a global audience with his movie Children of Babylon. “In the 70s Jamaica went through a social revolution when uptown ‘brownings’ were attracted to the downtown dreadlocks inner-city yuteman.
