PHOTOS: Black Women Film Network Honors A.J.Johnson, Bernard Bronner, Crystal Fox & More admin Monday, March 10, 2014 The Connect, The Receipt, The Script 2014 BWFN Untold Stories Honorees – Kash Alexander, Jocelyn Dorsey, AJ Johnson, Crystal Fox, Deidre McDonald, Bernard Bronner via press release… The Black Women Film Network (BWFN) presented its annual “Untold Stories Awards” and Scholarship Luncheon yesterday (March 7) at the Marriott Marquis Atlanta This year’s honorees included actress Katerina Graham, “The Vampire Diaries;” wellness/life coach to the stars – Gabrielle Union, Lindsay Lohan, Anne Hathaway — A. J. Johnson; actress Crystal Fox (OWN/Tyler Perry’s “The Have and the Have Nots;”); Bernard Bronner, film investor, founder of UPSCALE Magazine and CEO of Bronner Brothers Inc.; Kashira Alexander (executive producer, The Weather Channel); Jocelyn Dorsey (editorial director of WSB TV2); Deidre McDonald (artistic director, BronzeLens Film Festival) and Evelyn Mims (community relations director, WXIA-TV). Egypt Sherrod from HGTV’s “Property Virgins” and 11Alive News anchor Karyn Greer co-hosted the event. Music was provided by DJ Salah Ananse. A scholarship was presented to Temple University film student Gabriela Watson Aurazo. Additional attendees included Ebony Steele (Dish Nation/Rickey Smiley Morning Show), Traci Blackwell (VP Programming, The CW) , Kysha Cameron (CEO, Ryan Cameron Foundation), Sheila Bronner (Publisher, UPSCALE) and Adrene Ashford (owner, House of Adrene). Ebony Steele (Dish Nation, Rickey Smiley Morning Show) and A.J. Johnson Tomika DePriest (BWFN Chair) – Sheila Bronner (Upscale) Egypt Sherrod (HGTV) and husband DJ Fadelf Sheryl Gripper (BWFN Founder) with son DJ Salah Ananse Crystal Fox Katerina Graham Traci Blackwell & Katerina Graham Special thanks to our sponsors: BET, OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, Publix, UPSCALE, Einstein Bros. Bagels, LAMIK Beauty, Atlanta Marriott Marquis and Spelman College. Established in 1997, the Black Women Film Network is a 501©3 non-profit with the mission of increasing the numbers of women of all cultures in the film industry and related areas. The organization seeks to preserve the voice of Black women, and unheard part of Black History, through programs that empower and educate. www.BlackWomenFilm.org Twitter: @BWFN Facebook: TheBWFN Photos: Chris Mitchell
