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Every real estate agent hears this: "We're not ready yet." And for most agents, that's where the deal slowly disappears. In this episode of the Agent Rise Podcast, Neil Mathweg talks with real estate leader Barry Jenkins about the follow-up strategy that turns "not ready" leads into future clients. Barry shares the scripts, mindset, and systems his team uses to nurture relationships months before people actually move. You'll learn how to ask better questions, build stronger conversations, and position yourself as a trusted advisor long before the transaction happens. Barry also explains the math behind prospecting, why most agents misunderstand lead conversion, and how even new agents can generate momentum through open houses and intentional follow-up. If you've ever struggled with leads that say "maybe later" , this episode will give you a clear roadmap for turning those conversations into closings. Links: Barry Jenkins Instagram Barry's Book – Too Nice for Sales Agent Rise Summit

Feeling like you're grinding with little to show for it - open houses with no turnout, offers not getting accepted, buyers throwing in the towel? You're not alone. In this episode, I'm joined by my good friend Barry Jenkins , team leader, coach, and author of Too Nice for Sales . Barry shares his story of losing it all in 2008, how he turned everything around in 2011, and why the agents who prepare now are the ones who'll win when the next boom hits. You'll learn: What Barry calls "preparing for the rain" — and what to do right now How to position your business for a 20–30% increase in transactions The mindset shift from surviving to building momentum Why open houses, follow-ups, and systems matter more than ever How to leverage virtual assistants and tech to scale efficiently This conversation will fire you up and give you clarity on what to do now to be ready when the market takes off. 🎧 Listen now and start preparing for the rain.

The on demand program kicks off soon for the 2025 Mardi Gras Film Festival so we looked at two of the fabulous films on offer that will be available to stream nationally from February 28 to March 10 . First up was ‘Unusually Normal’ , a heartwarming documentary spanning eight decades that follows the lives of two lesbian grandmothers, four lesbian mothers and one lesbian granddaughter, all in the same family. Through interviews, archival footage and viral TikToks, this extraordinary family shares their journey from hidden relationships to living proudly and openly, highlighting the similarities (and differences) between three generations of gay women. Then we reviewed ‘Drive Back Home’ , a dark comedy road movie showcasing the distance that can grow between two brothers amidst the vastness of the Canadian countryside. In 1970s Toronto, Perley (played by festival favourite Alan Cumming) is arrested for having sex with a man in a park. His estranged brother Weldon (Charlie Creed-Miles) is called on to bail him out. With only each other for company, the quirky Perley, his stoic brother and a taxidermied pug are trapped in a car together as they drive cross country back to small town Stanley. Inspired by a true story, this heartfelt film is about reckoning with the past and learning to forgive. With special screenings of ‘Moonlight’ coming to IMAX this February , we took the opportunity to revisit our interview with the film’s co-writer and director Barry Jenkins. In 2017, Out Takes was in its first year on JOY and we were offered the opportunity to review a new queer independent film from the U.S. that was generating a lot of buzz in the lead up to the 2017 Academy Awards. ‘Moonlight’ is the searing story of a young black man from Miami struggling with his identity and trying to find his place in the world that Rolling Stone called ‘a masterpiece’ and Vanity Fair called it ‘timely and timeless’. We loved this film and knew it was something special so we were honoured to speak with its very talented writer and director in January 2017 about his ground breaking film and some of its more critical themes: representation, identity and masculinity. We also announced a special giveaway for our Aussie listeners to win a double pass to the hilarious comedy ‘One of Them Days’ starring Keke Palmer and SZA , in cinemas March 6. Check out Out Takes on Instagram and Facebook for more details. #OneOfThemDays © 2025 CTMG. All Rights Reserved. The post Unusually Normal, Drive Back Home and ‘Moonlight’ with Barry Jenkins appeared first on Out Takes .

Suneet sits down with his longtime friend and industry powerhouse Barry Jenkins for a raw, insightful, and entertaining conversation about real estate, leadership, and personal growth. With 26 years in the business, an 80-agent team, and a bestselling book, Barry shares what actually moves the needle in sales, why agents are throwing away perfectly good leads, and how being "too nice" is holding them back. They also dive into AI’s impact on real estate, the importance of mindset shifts, and why Barry's fitness journey completely transformed his approach to business. Of course, there’s no shortage of laughs, storytelling, and the kind of brutally honest insights that make this episode a must-listen for anyone in real estate, sales, or leadership. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Choosing Growth Over Destruction 00:01:00 - A Snack Addiction and an Awakening 00:01:19 - 26 Years, 80 Agents, and a Bestselling Book 00:02:10 - The Accidental Impact of Mentorship 00:03:45 - Why ‘Too Nice’ is Ruining Your Sales 00:06:35 - Writing a Book When You Barely Passed English 00:09:15 - Why Agents Think Leads Are ‘Bad’ (And They’re Wrong) 00:13:00 - Personal Growth, Mindset Shifts, and Hard Truths 00:18:41 - Faith, Journaling, and the 600-Page Habit 00:19:32 - Rock Bottom, Resilience, and Rebuilding Stronger 00:21:56 - How Fitness Forced Me to Level Up in Business 00:23:02 - Real Estate Battles, AI Takeovers, and What’s Next 00:24:44 - The Secret to Beating Plateaus (in the Gym and Business) 00:25:46 - Lifting Heavy, Failing Hard, and Winning Big 00:27:03 - Business is a Sport—And I Play to Win 00:31:35 - Hidden Revenue Streams Most Agents Ignore 00:35:10 - Kyrie Irving, Unexpected Moments, and The Art of Awareness Links and Resources: Reside Platform Reside Platform Website Barry on LinkedIn Website Too Nice for Sales Instagram Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to the Reside Platform Podcast? Have some feedback you’d like to share? Connect with us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube to leave us a review!

Join us for a special episode of the REDX Podcast with Barry Jenkins. Barry is a successful team leader and team owner for a group of 80 real estate agents. With over 26 years in the industry and 7 years as the Head Realtor in Residence at Ylopo, Barry has a tremendous amount of experience in helping agents secure listings and elevate their businesses. Here's what you will discover in this episode... • The prospecting strategies Barry implements in his team for listing success. • Innovative prospecting tactics to increase conversion rates. • How to overcome fear of cold calling to see results in your business. JUMP TO THESE TOPICS 📞 3:58 – Overcoming Fear and Anxiety in Sales Calls 🔧 10:56 – Overcoming Call Reluctance by Focusing on Service and Preparation 🏆 13:43 – Effective Strategies for Real Estate Success and Lead Generation 🤝 16:15 – Building Rapport and Offering Strategic Home Selling Advice 📊 18:04 – Tracking Success Metrics Beyond Initial Failures in Real Estate 🌐 21:24 – Building Success Through Relationships and Strategic Outreach 🏡 24:24 – Strategies for Engaging Homeowners and Landlords in Real Estate 💸 28:16 – The Cost and Value of Real Estate Lead Generation REACH BARRY ⚡️ IG: https://www.instagram.com/realbarryjenkins RESOURCES ⚡️ Too Nice for Sales Book: https://www.amazon.com/Too-Nice-Sales-Practical-Conversion-ebook/dp/B09RKQ8ZRW/ ⚡️ Ylopo: https://www.ylopo.com/

Navigating the 2024 real estate market demands innovation, understanding, and a proactive approach. In this episode, I'm thrilled to welcome Barry Jenkins, the Chief Marketing Officer at Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Native American Group , as our guest. His expertise stems from a successful career where he's not only adapted but thrived through market changes, making him the perfect guide for today's topic. We cover everything from the implications of the NAR settlement to the strategies for discussing compensation with buyers openly and confidently. Barry shares insights from his extensive experience, emphasizing the importance of recognizing your value as an agent and establishing clear, mutual expectations with clients from the get-go. Tune in to this episode to gain an in-depth understanding of the evolving landscape of buyer agency and to equip yourself with the necessary tools and knowledge to thrive amidst these industry changes. Specifically, this episode highlights the following themes: Importance of lead flow in building a buyer's pipeline Strategies for agents to understand their value and set boundaries Capitalizing on opportunities to educate potential buyers and establish a strong pipeline Links from this episode: Know more about Barry Jenkins: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barryjenkinsii Get Barry Jenkins' book: https://www.tooniceforsales.com/book Connect with Barry Jenkins: https://www.tooniceforsales.com/contact Learn more about PPC Mastery with Barry Jenkins: https://www.ylopo.com/barry-jenkins-ppc-mastery 1ae5b43598204883b524f061d4880e6d10fca88c (for podfollow.com)

I get so many agents who come to me searching for ways to avoid sounding salesy-spammy. Instead they aspire to build genuine connections and attract ideal clients in authentic ways that align with their values. Not from cold-calling and especially not from door knocking (you know how much I hate those 🙄). So who better to bring on than special guest, Barry Jenkins. He’s a friend of the podcast, a real estate powerhouse and best selling author of “Too Nice For Sales". In this episode we'll explore Barry's incredible journey and how he's cracked the code on authentic selling in the real estate industry. Discover his secrets to scaling a real estate business, building genuine client relationships, and maintaining authenticity in a competitive market. Barry's insights are a game-changer, so don't miss this episode – it's a must-watch for agents eager to take their careers to the next level (while staying true to themselves). 🚀 Connect with Barry! Instagram - @realbarryjenkins Check out his book: https://www.tooniceforsales.com/book Video Web Page Here: https://bit.ly/46lbDHC Feeling stuck in your business? Take this FREE Quiz to get your free tailored action plan: https://stefanielugo.com/quiz Free CRM Guide (Updated 2024): https://stefanielugo.com/crm-freebie Free 5x Your Referrals Guide (New in 2024): https://stefanielugo.com/referral-freebie Grab my FREE Weekly Planner for Realtors (New in 2024): https://stefanielugo.com/time-freebie ---------------------------------------­------ Wanna work with me? Check out my coaching program, the Market Authority Academy: https:// stefanielugo.com/coaching // FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM 👉🏻 https://www.instagram.com/bryceandstefanie/ // SOME OF MY FAVES: *some of these are affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase on the site after clicking these links, I could earn a commission. thanks for supporting the channel! MY PREFERRED RESOURCES FOR OUR TOP 1% REAL ESTATE TEAM👇 ►Canva - https://partner.canva.com/c/2779009/6... ►PopBys - https://popbyco.com/?ref=thelugos ( LUGO25 for 5% off your first purchase) ►SendOut Cards -<a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqazVsSlpUenZoQm9OUThPS1Q3SzR4Y3lqS19CZ3xBQ3Jtc0ttREp6QVc3THU2VnZQU1FTd2hUVEhWX29WNG5TMVZHNDlPWVF0RU84NklzYkx

Selling tons of real estate while maintaining a kind and empathetic approach may sound impossible. But on today's show, we have an incredible guest, Barry Jenkins, who has not only achieved this feat but has also built one of the top real estate teams in America. Barry is a firm believer in the power of authentic connections and a genuine, caring approach towards customers. His insights not only provide valuable guidance for sales but also emphasize the importance of fostering relationships rooted in empathy. We also dive into his involvement with Ylopo and how it led him to write a bestselling book in multiple categories. Whether you're in real estate or any other sales-driven profession, Barry's wisdom on active listening, empathy, and teaching as a sales strategy will undoubtedly resonate with you. Specifically, this episode highlights the following themes: The importance of being intentional in sales How to address objections and create awareness for customers The power of authentic connection and genuine care in the sales process Links from this episode: Know more about Barry Jenkins: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barryjenkinsii Get Barry Jenkins' book: Too Nice for Sales Connect with Barry Jenkins: https://www.tooniceforsales.com/contact 1ae5b43598204883b524f061d4880e6d10fca88c (for podfollow.com)

Can being too nice hinder your success in sales? Join me as I sit down with sales expert Barry Jenkins to dive into this thought-provoking question. Barry Jenkins, a true powerhouse in the real estate industry, shares his remarkable journey with us. Starting in the field at just 18, he has climbed to the top, now leading a 100-agent brokerage and authoring a bestselling book. Throughout our conversation, we uncover valuable insights into the delicate balance between being nice and closing deals. We delve into several key themes, including the significance of authenticity and service in sales, overcoming the fear of bothering customers, and the value of engaging in difficult conversations and problem-solving for clients. Barry's got a unique perspective and some proven strategies that'll totally shake up your sales game. So don't miss out! Specifically, this episode highlights the following themes: The importance of authenticity and service in sales Overcoming the fear of bothering customers The value of difficult conversations and problem-solving for clients Links from this episode: Know more about Barry Jenkins: https://www.linkedin.com/in/barryjenkinsii Get Barry Jenkins' book: Too Nice for Sales Connect with Barry Jenkins: https://www.tooniceforsales.com/contact

On this Episode of Free for all Friday; Special Guest Barry Jenkins joins us LIVE! Barry spent nearly ONE MILLION DOLLARS with Zillow in one year to only have a $50,000 profit in his business... needless to say, he knew something needed to change. Barry Jenkins now leads a team that closes just under 900 units a year and is a technology and marketing advisor to numerous companies. He is also the author of a new book called "Too Nice for Sales". Is there a lot of smoke at the top of big teams? Leveraging technology to grow your business. Can you be too nice for sales? What is Barry’s favorite question to ask? The one thing that we’re able to do for clients. Check our Barry Jenkins here: https://www.tooniceforsales.com/ And you can buy his book "Too Nice for Sales: A Practical Guide to Ethical Lead Conversion" on Amazon here: Too Nice for Sales If you enjoy our content, please like, subscribe, and share. You can also catch the show LIVE @ facebook.com/freeforallfriday and make sure you stick around after for "the afterburner"

Growing up, children are told that for people to like them or to get what they want, they have to be nice. That’s why when someone goes into the sales profession or becomes a real estate agent, they think that in order to close the deals, they would need to be the nicest, most-liked person the client has ever dealt with. Yet oftentimes, nice people tend to be more focused on gaining the approval of the person they’re talking to, over helping or providing value. So that if their prospect says they’re busy, nice people offer to email instead just so they wouldn’t bother them. This is just one of the reasons why most “nice” agents get out-sold. However, it doesn’t mean that you have to be rude or obnoxious to become great at selling. There are ways to sell real estate while still being your nice, authentic self. Brian Charlesworth joins Barry Jenkins, CMO of Better Homes and Gardens NAGR and Head Realtor in Residence at Ylopo, as he shares how his book, Too Nice For Sales, addresses this issue, how adapting to the “teamerage” model allowed his team to thrive in these changing times, and his take on what’s happening in the industry right now. Top Takeaways: (03:18) How Barry’s business evolved from a brokerage to a “teamerage” (04:44) Why teams should not overvalue a lead (07:59) The problem that a lot of team owners get caught up in (11:19) How Barry ended up working for Ylopo (12:42) The systems that Barry had to put in place so he could step out of the business (14:57) Where the future of real estate is headed (15:37) Why most people don’t work on automation often enough (18:51) How Barry’s book “Too Nice for Sales” came about? (24:05) How nice people tricked themselves into no longer being helpful (27:22) The best advice for someone planning to write a book (28:25) Barry’s take on what’s happening in the industry now (32:41) How one’s ability to adapt is vital in these difficult times (33:51) What success is made of Connect with Barry Jenkins Email: barry@tooniceforsales.com Website: https://www.tooniceforsales.com/ About the guest: Barry Jenkins was 18 when he started his career in real estate which has spanned for almost twenty years. He currently runs a team in Virginia Beach, VA & he’s also The CMO of Better Homes and Gardens NAGR. His real estate team at this firm sold just under 900 units last year and is ranked #9 on the Real Trends to 1,000 teams in America. Barry is also an author, speaker, coach, trainer, and a full-time Executive at Ylopo with the title of “Head Realtor in Residence” where he trains their customers, and assists with product development & platform evangelism for them. Being an ordained minister himself, he is passionate about his faith and his company.

Everything in our life revolves around sales whether we know it or not. Many people say that every transaction in our life is a sale. So if you want to get what you want out of life and in business you need to master sales. But, we don’t want to be a sleazy sales person, we want to be a practical and ethical salesperson. And today Barry Jenkins is going to teach us how to be great at sales while still being practical and ethical. Barry Jenkins started his career at 18 years old and has spanned almost two decades. He currently runs a real estate team in Virginia Beach, Virginia. He is also a CMO of better homes and gardens nagr and he is a full time executive at Ylopo. On top of all of this he is a husband and a father to 3 kids and a newly published author. Today we are going to talk to Barry about his new book titled “Too Nice For Sales: A Practical Guide to Ethical Lead Conversion”. Timestamps 0:00 - Introduction 1:32 - How do you juggle work and find time for family? 9:20 - How do you make the sale but get what you want? 15:21 - What’s your process and mentality during your first sale call? 19:52 - Advice for people who are just getting started at sales? 22:40 - What comprises the book? 23:53 - What made you decide you wanted to write a book? 26:31 - How long did you work on this book before it came out? 26:52 - What was the process of making the book? 28:56 - How do you pick someone to be your voice? 30:50 - What was your first sale like? Get Barry's book "Too Nice For Sales: A Practical Guide to Ethical Lead Conversion" here -> https://amzn.to/3lZsgmZ . Watch the video version of this here -> https://bit.ly/3GBtlL4 . Want to start your own podcast? Download our free guide to learn how at www.CoachesAndContent.com .

Director Barry Jenkins participates in a conversation with DGA President Thomas Schlamme on Jenkins' filmography, drawing examples from Medicine for Melancholy, Moonlight, If Beale Street Could Talk, and The Underground Railroad.

This week, hosts Jarrett Hill and Tre'vell Anderson discuss the new Amazon limited series The Underground Railroad with director Barry Jenkins! But first… It’s MaxFunDrive! This is the time of year we devote to inviting you to become a member of the Maximum Fun network, or to boost or upgrade your membership, and support this show with your monthly contribution. It’s how we maintain our independence and keep the show going for you to enjoy! And it’s also a great time to join and get perks. To learn more visit maximumfun.org/join . Pass the Popcorn (Pass the Apple Edition) Tre'vell and Jarrett Take a moment to recognize a few of their favorite teachers and a few they maybe had some "anti" feelings about. DIS/Honorable Mentions This week, Jarrett has an honorable mention for Gabby Sidibe who makes her feature film directorial debut with the film Pale Horse. You can learn more about the project here . Jarrett has another honorable mention for Nina Parker and her new clothing line. Get more info here . Tre'vell Anderson has an honorable mention for Laverne Cox who will step in as the new host for E!'s Red Carpet. A very special thanks to Mr. Barry Jenkins for joining us this week. The Underground Railroad premieres May 14th on Amazon Prime. A special thanks to all of our new and upgrading memberships as well as those who boosted their membership or gifted a membership. We could not do the show without the support of our members! Email: FANTI@maximumfun.org @FANTIpodcast @Jarrett Hill @rayzon (Tre’Vell) @FANTIpodcast @TreVellAnderson @JarrettHill @Swish (Producer Laura Swisher) FANTI is produced and distributed by MaximumFun.org Laura Swisher is the senior producer. Jordan Kauwling is the associate producer.

Barry Jenkins is a multi-award winning filmmaker who has become a much revered storyteller, especially by lovers of black narratives which push against expected stereotypes. So it may have come as a surprise to some when it was announced he'd adapted Colson Whitehead's critically acclaimed novel The Underground Railroad which follows two enslaved people make an escape for freedom for a 10-part Amazon Series. Barry spoke to us about how and why he decided to deliver this powerful, emotive, and visually stunning series. The Underground Railroad comes to Amazon Prime Friday 14th May 2021

Adapted from an unpublished play by Tarell Alvin McCraney, Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight was a mesmerising three-part journey through the young adult life of Chiron, a boy grappling with his identity and sexuality, played by three different actors representing different stages of his adolescence. The movie was the first LGBTQ-themed film to win Best Picture, the first with an all-black cast to win Best Picture, and is regularly voted among the greatest films of the century so far. Barry wrote Moonlight’s first-draft on a solo trip to Europe, after discovering echoes of his own life in Tarell’s story. Like the playwright, he had grown up in Liberty City, raised by a mother with drug dependency issues. As he explains in our fascinating and at times emotional chat, Barry didn’t know where his life and career were leading before this screenplay spilled out of him on that trip, putting him on a path to Oscars glory. Here’s Barry – and an incredibly well-behaved puppy he adopted before lockdown – on the origins of Moonlight, the LGBTQ legacy of the film’s success, and why his original ending for the film might have resulted in the actor Alex R. Hibbert being eaten by sharks. Script Apart is a podcast about the first-draft secrets behind great movies. Each episode, the screenwriter behind a beloved film shares with us their initial screenplay for that movie. We then talk through what changed, what didn’t and why on its journey to the big screen. Script Apart is hosted by Al Horner and produced by Kamil Dymek , with music from Stefan Bindley-Taylor. You can follow Script Apart on Twitter and Instagram . You can also email us on thescriptapartpodcast@gmail.com. Support the show Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Join celebrated director Gina Prince-Bythewood ( Love & Basketball , Beyond the Lights ) and rising star KiKi Layne ( If Beale Street Could Talk ) for a conversation with Academy Award-winning filmmaker Barry Jenkins about Prince-Bythewood's brilliant new Netflix movie The Old Guard . A tough and thoughtful action thriller starring Charlize Theron and KiKi Layne, The Old Guard is already being hailed by critics as one of the freshest blockbusters of the summer. Be there as Prince-Bythewood and Layne talk to Jenkins about why they wanted to dive into the genre, adapting a film from a comic book, stories from behind the scenes, and more.

James Laxton attended Florida State University film school, where he met fellow student Barry Jenkins. He worked steadily on several small and acclaimed movies before Laxton and Jenkins had breakout success with Moonlight, winning Best Picture in 2017. The two followed up that success with If Beale Street Could Talk, which also won several awards, including Best Supporting Actress for Regina King. James Laxton is currently shooting The Underground Railroad, a limited television series for Amazon directed by Barry Jenkins, which is an adaptation of the Colson Whitehead novel.

On this week's episode of the Curzon Film Podcast we speak to Moonlight director, Barry Jenkins, about his new film, If Beale Street Could Talk , and we discuss All Is True with none other than Sir Kenneth Branagh. We start with If Beale Street Could Talk . Adapted from the novel by celebrated author, James Baldwin, it follows the romance between Fonny and Tish, two young lovers living in 1970s Harlem, New York. Their love is tested to its limits when Fonny is wrongly imprisoned, and the fight for justice takes a heavy toll on the young couple's lives. Once again taking social realist material and blending it with a poetic eye, Jenkins’ film simply glows off the screen. Later in the episode we look at Sir Kenneth Branagh’s All Is True , which tells the little known story of Sir William Shakespeare’s humble retirement. Written by Ben Elton and directed by Sir Kenneth, this is a new take on Shakespeare that collects together the cream of British acting talent (including Sir Ian McKellen and Dame Judi Dench) and is shot with an elegance and beauty, as well as a pitched honesty, that is a tribute to the Bard. Discussing the films this week are Kelly Powell, Ella Kemp, Jake Cunningham and Steven Ryder Follow the team on Social Media: @ks_powell - Kelly @jakehcunningham - Jake @ irma_pep - Steven @efekemp - Ella Produced by Jake Cunningham Edited by Mark Towers &#10; See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The director of Moonlight, Barry Jenkins, talks to Simon about his new film If Beale Street Could Talk. Plus the UK Box Office Top 10 and Mark reviews the week's new films including Green Book, Escape Room, How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World and Can You Ever Forgive Me? Download the Kermode and Mayo podcast from the BBC Sounds app. Email: mayo@bbc.co.uk Text: 85058 (charged at your standard network rate) Twitter: @wittertainment A Somethin' Else production.

In Episode 51 of The Big Event, "Moonlight" and "If Beale Street Could Talk" director Barry Jenkins comes to the San Francisco Chronicle to speak with host Peter Hartlaub about his new movie - and the eight years he spent living in San Francisco. Jenkins worked in telemarketing before making "Medicine for Melancholy," his debut film shot in San Francisco. After a Best Picture Academy Award win for "Moonlight" in 2017, "Beale Street" is getting strong awards season acclaim. Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music is "The Tide Will Rise" by the Sunset Shipwrecks off their album community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Director Barry Jenkins discusses his film, If Beale Street Could Talk, with fellow director Paul Thomas Anderson. Based on the acclaimed novel by James Baldwin, the film tells the story of Tish, a Harlem woman who strives to prove the innocence of her fiance while pregnant with their first-born child. See photos and a summary of this event below: https://www.dga.org/Events/2019/Jan2019/BealeStreet_QnA_1118.aspx

Looking to make huge returns at low risk? If you know the real estate industry, that’s where you should focus your investment efforts. Take it from veteran agent Barry Jenkins: investing early in an innovative real estate startup can really pay off. Barry’s real estate experience helped him make a 10x return on his investment in Riley, a company dedicated to better lead conversion. Hear how Barry found and helped fund one of the most successful startups in real estate, including how he helped Riley raise $301 million in a single day on this episode of Real Estate Rockstars! Get Instant Access to Hundreds of Free Real Estate Tools Visit hibandigital.com/toolbox Claim Real Estate Discounts, Free Trials, and More Visit hibandigital.com/resources Sponsors Rebus University - Get Over $10,000 in Real Estate Training for as Little as $97 Visit futureofrealestatetraining.com PadHawk - Find Your Market's Best Leads for FREE with a 7-Day Trial Visit padhawk.com Roddy's FLS - Discover Unbeatable Real Estate Deals with a FREE Foreclosure List Visit 4closure.info

The director of Oscar-nominated movie Moonlight, Barry Jenkins, talks about the inspiration behind making the film and the importance of casting the right actors, actor Naomi Harris discusses her reasons for taking the role of Paula and the research that she did to play her, and actor Mahershala Ali talks about how he avoids stereotypes in his performances, the importance of nurturing your spirituality and definitions of diversity. Interviews from the 60th BFI London Film Festival 2016: https://www.intofilm.org/news-and-views/articles/moonlight-lff