Mahogany Productions LLC



Mahogany Productions
| Films | Documentaries | Podcast



pre-production - mini-series



development - documentary



PRE-PRODUCTION - feature film



development - mini-series



Mahogany Productions



Mahogany Productions LLC is an independent film company located in the Charlotte, North Carolina area.
We are currently focusing on "Historical True Stories" scripts written and produced by Alethia Brown CEO



current productions



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Feature Films



Deepgreen Lane - dramatic movie inspired a true story that chronicles the courage of Bill and Daisy Myers the first black family to move into a prominently white subdivision in Deepgreen, PA and their 9-day ordeal of intense racial harassment, screaming mobs, racial epithets, rocks through the windows, the taunts and name-calling and cross-burnings and the day-and-night blaring of "Old Black Joe" in front of their home August 1957.



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Documentaries & Mini- Series



Mr. Coleman isn’t your typical bio-pic. The inspiring story of Warren Clay Coleman, a former slave that built and owned the first textile mill in America, became the wealthiest man in North Carolina after the Civil War. Mentored by his former slave owner and funded by his biological father Fans of Madam C.J. Walker will get a more in-depth look at how black entrepreneurs partnered with and benefited from their relationship with Booker T. Washington for their successes, yet also learn how far their influences reached and how the first black colleges benefited.



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Podcast & Docu-Series



Our producer Alethia Brown, has produced two successful Podcast, Conversations with Entrepreneurs is widely popular, Defining my Life is scheduled to debut August 4, 2021.


Current production of "Real Talk with Entrepreneurs" docu-series, will also be converted to a Podcast.

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Deepgreen Lane



Pre-Production






The premise of this film is based on the Myers family in 1957 in Deepgreen PA, the Myers family was the first black family moving into in this specific neighborhood after they relocated from Bloomsdale, PA no less than 2 miles from the perceived (lily white suburb) in Deepgreen, PA and the months of unexpected racial harassment the family endured from the neighbors literally minutes after the moving truck departed from their new ranch style home in Deepgreen.


Housing discrimination and harassment in rare form, that sadly is an ongoing trend in a lot of major cities still in America today. Daisy and Bill Myers have since passed away, however their children wanted their family’s story to be told the way their parents lived it, through her words and multiple historic archives of their experience.






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