Black Folk Don’t

Angela Tucker is an Emmy and Webby award-winning writer, director and producer. Her directorial work includes (A)sexual, a feature length documentary about people who experience no sexual attraction available on iTunes and VOD; and Black Folk Don’t … a satirical, documentary web series. As a producer, Angela won an Emmy for Belly of the Beast, which intimately chronicles the journey of women fighting reproductive injustice in their communities. She co-produced The New Black, a feature length documentary about the complicated histories of the African American and LGBT civil rights movements. That film was honored with the Creative Promise Award at Tribeca All Access. Angela also served as a series producer for BPM’s documentary series, AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange. She was the director of production at Big Mouth Films, a social issue documentary production company that is a project of Arts Engine, Inc.; and she is the founder of Tucker Gurl Inc., a boutique production company. Angela received her MFA in Film from Columbia University where she was awarded a Dean’s Fellowship. Tucker can be followed on Twitter @tuckergurl.