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Jacksonville, Florida Mar 23, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Gin X is an African American woman, a US Army veteran, a single mother, and now an independent filmmaker working out of her own production house company called MDS Entertainment.
Gin X first entered the scene as a filmmaker in 2010 doing her first project titled 'QueenPin.' She went on to win a Duval Diamond Award, Southern Entertainment Award and sell out AMC 24 three nights in a row. Soon after QueenPin's on-screen debut and success, two of the movie's leading actors were brutally killed. This was indeed a tragedy that left Gin X devastated, leading her to take hiatus and return to corporate America.
Fast-forward to 2020/2021, a global pandemic hits, and she is laid off from her corporate job. Gin X could not have come up with a better choice than to return to her first love, filmmaking.
Since beginning in 2010, Gin X deemed herself the 'Hip-hop filmmaker,' a term she coined herself. "I was raised in the culture, and my stories are inspired from the culture," said Gin X. She pays homage to her roots by using her love for filmmaking to make an impact.
Reflecting on those who inspired her pursuit of filmmaking excellence, Gin shared that "the directors and producers I look up to are the late and great John Singleton, F. Gary Gray, Ice Cube, and Queen Latifah." Gin X's drive for production in this industry brought her back in full swing, creating her latest film in only 10 days. Her newest masterpiece, 'Bakerz Union' is now available on Amazon.
The movie 'Bakerz Union' is a character-driven urban irreverent comedy that has a lot of humor through and through. If you are looking for a film that is light and to the point, this is a great option.
To learn more about Gin X, her work, and her production house, visit her website at www.mdsent.org. You can also find her on Instagram @ginny_ginx along with her production house @mdsent.
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