Women’s History Month: Budding filmmaker aims to empower Black-owned businesses
In honor of Women’s History Month, News 12 is highlighting one incredible young woman in Yonkers who turned her passion into a filmmaking business.
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Sayidana Brannan-Douglas is the founder of SBD Media. She is a budding filmmaker and is now directing and producing her own short documentaries.
In her recent docuseries titled “Ownership Keys for Success,” Sayidana talks about empowering the next generation of Black-owned businesses by helping to share knowledge and information they might not have access to.
Check out that film series at OwnershipFilms.com
