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Soulidifly Productions

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Soulidifly Productions
Company typePrivate
IndustryMedia
Founded2017; 7 years ago (2017)
FounderB. Keith “BK” Fulton
HeadquartersRichmond, Virginia,
United States
Key people
B. Keith “BK” Fulton (CEO)
Monty Ross (President of Film & Production)
Services
Websitewww.soulidifly.com

Soulidifly Productions is an American media company founded by retired Verizon Communications executive and film producer BK Fulton in 2017. It is a film-making, streaming media, media investment, and book and e-magazine publishing company based in Richmond, Virginia.

History

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In 2017 B. Keith “BK” Fulton founded independent film company Soulidifly Productions.[citation needed] Their films tend to focus on multiethnic and multigenerational stories.[citation needed]

American filmmaker Monty Ross serves as the President of Film & Production.[1]

Other Soulidifly Productions products include SoulVision, a monthly e-magazine,[2] and children's book publishing, including the Mr. Business: The Adventures of Little BK series.[3]

More recently they signed a deal with GoMedia Productions.[4]

Filmography

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Films

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Year Film title Director Notes
2018 River Runs Red Wes Miller Co-produced by Soulidifly Productions
2019 Atone Wes Miller Co-produced by Soulidifly Productions
2019 Love Dot Com: The Social Experiment Charneice Fox Co-produced by Soulidifly Productions
2019 1 Angry Black Man Menelek Lumumba Co-produced by Soulidifly Productions
2019 Hell on the Border Wes Miller Co-produced by Soulidifly Productions
2020 The Unity Ride Monty Ross Produced as Soulidifly Productions

References

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  1. ^ Lathan, Mario (October 3, 2019). "INTERVIEW: Monty Ross – A Film Producer's Journey". Black Filmmaker Magazine.
  2. ^ Smith, Tammie. "Take Two: Retired Verizon executive B. Keith Fulton starts film production business with dollars, clout and legwork". Richmond Times-Dispatch.
  3. ^ "Mr. Business: The Adventures of Little BK". NBC Richmond. October 3, 2019.
  4. ^ "Richmond media company lands $10M first-look movie development deal". Richmond BizSense. 2020-09-24. Retrieved 2020-09-27.
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