Equal Opportunity Motion Pictures Announces Changes in Direction for Film and Music in 2006 and 2007

Equal Opportunity Motion Pictures,LLC announces the signing of actress, singer, model Jade. A young artist from Richmond, VA who is a remarkable gumbo of Aaliyah, Toni Braxton and Beyonce. Jade is the first artist signed to Equal Opportunity music and will be starring in feature films with the release of her first CD in 2008.

(PRWEB) September 25, 2006 -- When Equal Opportunity Motion Pictures announced the signing of actress,singer,model Jade. A young artist from Richmond, VA who is a remarkable. They plan to make Jade a superstar. She is the first artist signed to Equal Opportunity music (BMI) and will be starring in many feature films with the release of her first CD "Jade" in 2008. Equal Opportunity Motion Pictures aka EO Motion Pictures aka EOMP recently decided to take the company in a new direction. The first change was ending an agreement with Mark Cuban's Landmark Theatre chain. EOMP departed from Cuban and Landmark to seek a alliance more focused and/or in touch with the MTV,BET, Hip Hop target markets.

And that will enable EO Motion Pictures to create authentic,realistic films for the urban and hip hop audience. The new deals with two distributors insure that the target demographic will be able to obtain such realistic and quality films, with a range from family Christian themes to authentic Hip Hop imagery. Most executives are extremely out of touch with the diversity and current affairs of urban youth audience and hip hop music and films. And are unable to relate to the lifestyle. But, EOMP has found the right partnership to facilitate the need. In an effort to change directions EOMP recently downsized it's talent roster by deciding not to cast actor Jumaki Witherspoon, Kimberly Patrick and and model Georgianna Robertson for future films. This allowed EOMP to sign Shene Commodore and Jade to it's roster, in a decision to take the company in a different artistic direction. EOMP is now working to bring more innovative, socially provocative and edifying entertainment to the theatre in coming years.

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