# Monique Walton

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Inclusive Crew

Why we need more inclusive crew How can the film industry foster a more inclusive workforce across the career ladder, not just for entry level trainees? What measures are being taken around the globe and in the UK, and what steps are needed in the future? How can producers find the right crew for …

Producers of ‘Sing Sing’ say vulnerability brings us closer together

New film ‘Sing Sing’ follows the real-life story of a group of men who, while incarcerated at Sing Sing Maximum Security Prison in Ossining, New York, explore life’s purpose and vulnerability as they aim to put on an original comedy production with the prison’s Rehabilitation Through the Arts Progr…

Producers of ‘Sing Sing’ say vulnerability brings us closer together

New film ‘Sing Sing’ follows the real-life story of a group of men who, while incarcerated at Sing Sing Maximum Security Prison in Ossining, New York, explore life’s purpose and vulnerability as they aim to put on an original comedy production with the prison’s Rehabilitation Through the Arts Progr…

Federal COVID dollars for schools go away as Texas districts struggle

Texas educators are preparing for the start of a new school year as billions of dollars in federal support expires.Houston ISD is preparing to go to taxpayers with a bond proposal – but the idea is not without controversy.Wastewater from fracking is spewing out of abandoned wells. What we’ve learne…

Film & TV Ep. 19 | 'It Ends with Us', 'One Fast Move' (feat. Edward James Olmos) & 'Sing Sing' (feat. filmmakers)

Fresh Fiction's Preston Barta and James Cole Clay discuss the latest happenings in entertainment. This week's episode features talks about: Olympics 2024 & Olympics movies (0:00-21:42) THE INSTIGATORS review (21:42-36:02) ONE FAST MOVE review (36:02-40:37) SING SING review (40:37-43:02) BORD…

Making indie feature 'Sing Sing' with non actors - Director Greg Kwedar, Producer Monique Walton and Writer Clint Bentley

This week we are joined by the team behind the superb prison drama Sing Sing! Dom Lenoir sits and chats with Producer Monique Walton and Writer Clint Bentley and also Director Greg Kwedar about how they made their movie starring Coleman Domingo, the difficulties of making an indie film in a prison…

On the Making of Sing Sing

This week on On Story, AFF Senior Film Programer Andy Wolk sits down with writer-producer Clint Bentley and producer Monique Walton to deep-dive into the making of Sing Sing. Based on the real-life Rehabilitation through the Arts program at New York's Sing Sing Maximum security prison, the powerful…

Sing Sing (2024)

Director & co-writer Greg Kwedar, producer Monique Walton, editor Parker Laramie and cinematographer Pat Scola

What Will Your Seat at the Table Cost You? william cordova on Trauma Healing Beyond Art Career

This episode rewinds twenty years to RMB’s Yale days, when she tried to find her voice as a campus leader under constant threat. We revisit the documentary Still Black at Yale (2004, Dir: Monique Walton, Andia Winslow), featuring RMB, Nikki Giovanni, and others reflecting on how little had changed …

Episode 17: Leading with Joy, Trust and Humanity

On a new episode of the Critically Conscious Classroom, Dr. Tracie Noriega and Anthony Robinson welcome Dr. Monique Walton, Dr. Marvin Reed and Dr. Myeshia Whignam for a conversation about what it means to lead schools with joy, trust and humanity. The three school leaders explore how joy and heali…