Damaged Goods is a digital series centered around four messy creatives of color attempting to survive in the city of Chicago. In season one, all four of them experience the death of their egos, which propels them forward and onto a path of uncertainty, enlightenment and tragedy.Caleb (Chufue Yang) is a messy genderqueer club kid who struggles to find his self worth in the nightlife scene while still getting kicked off his parent’s health insurance plan.
We have Sanavi (Aashvi Patel), a dominant young professional who meets hostility & discrimination head on in her white-dominated workplace when trying to dismantle the “boys club”.
In Marlo (Abena Boamah), we find a wellness social media influencer who seems to be able to comfort & care for others more than herself as she struggles to find her voice within the group.
Ezra (Nosakhere Cash-O' Bannon), who is just barely surviving as a weed dealer, is given an opportunity to make quick money to make rent and pursue his dream of becoming an artist while tragically ending up a statistic.
The nuanced characters, their lives, and the situations they get themselves into, reflects a gritty creative community we rarely get to see played out on screen. We want to capture how revolutionary and humanizing these stories of young poc and queer people can be in today’s society; and further validate that our stories have a rightful place in the media.
Join us for a screening of the series at The Red Victorian in San Francisco!
Directed by ?Vincent Martell?
Written by K.B Woodson, Zak Payne?, Vincent Martell?
Executive Producers Sam Bailey, Fatimah Asghar, Todd Reynolds
Producers Zak Payne, Jordan Phelps
Associate Producer Scott Cramer
Director of Photography ?Hannah Welever ?
Starring Abena Boamah, Nosakhere Cash O'Bannon, Aashvi Patel, Chufue Yang
Guest Starring? Charin Alvarez?, John Blick?, Dominique Chestand, Ja’Bowen Dixon, Daemon Gonzalez, Andrew Burden Swanson, Matt Wilson?
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We have Sanavi (Aashvi Patel), a dominant young professional who meets hostility & discrimination head on in her white-dominated workplace when trying to dismantle the “boys club”.
In Marlo (Abena Boamah), we find a wellness social media influencer who seems to be able to comfort & care for others more than herself as she struggles to find her voice within the group.
Ezra (Nosakhere Cash-O' Bannon), who is just barely surviving as a weed dealer, is given an opportunity to make quick money to make rent and pursue his dream of becoming an artist while tragically ending up a statistic.
The nuanced characters, their lives, and the situations they get themselves into, reflects a gritty creative community we rarely get to see played out on screen. We want to capture how revolutionary and humanizing these stories of young poc and queer people can be in today’s society; and further validate that our stories have a rightful place in the media.
Join us for a screening of the series at The Red Victorian in San Francisco!
Directed by ?Vincent Martell?
Written by K.B Woodson, Zak Payne?, Vincent Martell?
Executive Producers Sam Bailey, Fatimah Asghar, Todd Reynolds
Producers Zak Payne, Jordan Phelps
Associate Producer Scott Cramer
Director of Photography ?Hannah Welever ?
Starring Abena Boamah, Nosakhere Cash O'Bannon, Aashvi Patel, Chufue Yang
Guest Starring? Charin Alvarez?, John Blick?, Dominique Chestand, Ja’Bowen Dixon, Daemon Gonzalez, Andrew Burden Swanson, Matt Wilson?
Damaged Goods is a digital series centered around four messy creatives of color attempting to survive in the city of Chicago. In season one, all four of them experience the death of their egos, which propels them forward and onto a path of uncertainty, enlightenment and tragedy.Caleb (Chufue Yang) is a messy genderqueer club kid who struggles to find his self worth in the nightlife scene while still getting kicked off his parent’s health insurance plan.
We have Sanavi (Aashvi Patel), a dominant young professional who meets hostility & discrimination head on in her white-dominated workplace when trying to dismantle the “boys club”.
In Marlo (Abena Boamah), we find a wellness social media influencer who seems to be able to comfort & care for others more than herself as she struggles to find her voice within the group.
Ezra (Nosakhere Cash-O' Bannon), who is just barely surviving as a weed dealer, is given an opportunity to make quick money to make rent and pursue his dream of becoming an artist while tragically ending up a statistic.
The nuanced characters, their lives, and the situations they get themselves into, reflects a gritty creative community we rarely get to see played out on screen. We want to capture how revolutionary and humanizing these stories of young poc and queer people can be in today’s society; and further validate that our stories have a rightful place in the media.
Join us for a screening of the series at The Red Victorian in San Francisco!
Directed by ?Vincent Martell?
Written by K.B Woodson, Zak Payne?, Vincent Martell?
Executive Producers Sam Bailey, Fatimah Asghar, Todd Reynolds
Producers Zak Payne, Jordan Phelps
Associate Producer Scott Cramer
Director of Photography ?Hannah Welever ?
Starring Abena Boamah, Nosakhere Cash O'Bannon, Aashvi Patel, Chufue Yang
Guest Starring? Charin Alvarez?, John Blick?, Dominique Chestand, Ja’Bowen Dixon, Daemon Gonzalez, Andrew Burden Swanson, Matt Wilson?
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We have Sanavi (Aashvi Patel), a dominant young professional who meets hostility & discrimination head on in her white-dominated workplace when trying to dismantle the “boys club”.
In Marlo (Abena Boamah), we find a wellness social media influencer who seems to be able to comfort & care for others more than herself as she struggles to find her voice within the group.
Ezra (Nosakhere Cash-O' Bannon), who is just barely surviving as a weed dealer, is given an opportunity to make quick money to make rent and pursue his dream of becoming an artist while tragically ending up a statistic.
The nuanced characters, their lives, and the situations they get themselves into, reflects a gritty creative community we rarely get to see played out on screen. We want to capture how revolutionary and humanizing these stories of young poc and queer people can be in today’s society; and further validate that our stories have a rightful place in the media.
Join us for a screening of the series at The Red Victorian in San Francisco!
Directed by ?Vincent Martell?
Written by K.B Woodson, Zak Payne?, Vincent Martell?
Executive Producers Sam Bailey, Fatimah Asghar, Todd Reynolds
Producers Zak Payne, Jordan Phelps
Associate Producer Scott Cramer
Director of Photography ?Hannah Welever ?
Starring Abena Boamah, Nosakhere Cash O'Bannon, Aashvi Patel, Chufue Yang
Guest Starring? Charin Alvarez?, John Blick?, Dominique Chestand, Ja’Bowen Dixon, Daemon Gonzalez, Andrew Burden Swanson, Matt Wilson?
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