Promiscuity. Drug culture. Violence. Growing up in America. Growing up in Harlem. Things are rough all over especially for Jason Robbie. A 19 year old Harlemite trying to find his way a year after leaving high school. With a dubious source of income, family problems, and a roving eye for the ladies, Jason struggles with trying to better his life and prospects for college. The debut feature from award winning flmmaker, Rod Gailes OBC, Camouflage is a provocative look at coming of age in Harlem that examines the intimate world of a specific sub culture of Young America. Jason is our willing sometimes reluctant guide. A racey sometime shocking of portrait of a few weeks in the life of a young man swimming through a lifestyle. Sex, drugs & video games: self medicating distractions that keep millions of young people focused away from real goals. Can Jason break the cycle for himself?

pharaoh jones High energy stepping, partying, brotherhood, and moral challenges: all in a days work for the Pharaohs, pledges on line for The Fraternal Alliance of RA, the fictional secret society behind this original story from award winning filmmaker, Rod Gailes OBC. How does a man maintain his personal integrity in the midst of “group think”? After a live step show salute to Black women, Willis Jones and his line brothers are called to their Dean’s house for a meeting with the big brothers that will test their moral fiber, knowledge of self, and their respect for women. Excerpted from the feature length screenplay of the same name, “Pharaoh Jones” is a provocative look behind the wall of Black fraternity life and the character building challenges initiates into this world face. Featuring the thunderously spirited choreography of Step Master James Jackson, “Pharaoh Jones” is definitely a fresh look at the lifestyle of college men and women.