The Philosophy

In the 1920s the M.W. Baccus Film Company noted that the burgeoning media of film was catering almost exclusively to a single demographic. Acknowledging the inherent unfairness of this industry-wide bias and having enough business savvy to smell a ripe market, the M.W. Baccus Film Company became one of the first production companies in the country to develop, produce, and distribute films for an African-American audience.

With this model in mind Baccus Films was reborn in 2003 with a commitment to supplying quality media to the diverse under-provided markets of the new century. We have undertaken to accomplish this goal by pairing responsible fiscal models, based on market awareness and fiduciary adherence, with unique individuals of exceeding artistic ability and vision.

Our overall approach to the filmmaking business may best be summed-up by these two slogans: "free the Artist to be an Artist" and "make sure you make money on this one so you can make another one."


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