FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SHORT FILMS, NOVELLAS, PODCASTS, TV?
Burgeoning filmmaker proves there’s more than one way to tell a story
Washington, DC - Fledgling DC filmmaker and author, Kayona Ebony Brown, releases the second episode/novella from her Of Music and Men series, Nothing But a Number, and she’s giving it away free.
Kayona created Of Music and Men as a scripted, half-hour, drama-comedy series with the goal of it being on a premium network someday. The story follows a single, young entrepreneur struggling to establish her indie record company in America's worst city for bachelorettes and an unexpected place for entertainment pursuits, Washington, DC. And while Brown is still working toward the goal of TV, she’s not waiting around to tell the story.
Showing how artists can adjust with or without a pandemic, Brown is telling this story any and every way she can. After writing the first season’s scripts, she made a short film, then individual novellas for each episode, then the narrative podcast, now she’s publishing those novellas.
Nothing But a Number, episode two, is available now at ofmusicandmen.com with a “Pay what you can” option. The novella will be available in all digital bookstores on June 1 to purchase as an e-book, but Brown intends to keep the free-option PDF available on the website.
About Of Music and Men
Of Music and Men is a multimedia franchise that includes music and literature projects, as well as the forthcoming scripted half-hour drama/comedy program that explores issues related to women, millennials, entrepreneurs, music business (specifically indie music), dating and relationships, sex and sexuality, and the Black American experience.
About Episode two: Nothing But a Number
In episode two... Kenya realizes that there are some similarities between being a grown-up and being an entrepreneur--neither of which she's gotten any good at yet
About Kayona Ebony Brown
Kayona Ebony Brown is a multi-hyphenate artist, who began her journey with a desire to tell good stories. After publishing her first novel, Tenth Letter, other projects were presented that offered her creative experiences that would eventually lead to her selection by HBO as a production trainee for their Emmy Award-winning program, VEEP. Subsequently, Kayona was chosen as one of 12 filmmakers to direct a short music film for the PBS program, Live @ 930. Kayona currently lives in her native Washington, DC where she’s diligently building her media and entertainment empire.
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Phone: 202-599-0648
email: media@kayonaebonybrown.com