Nicole L. Franklin

Nicole L. Franklin is an American filmmaker, activist, writer and media professional. She founded Hack4Hope, a hackathon in St. Louis.
Franklin writes for The Good Men Project, Toronto publication ByBlacks.com and NBCBLK.
Biography.
Since 1999, her company EPIPHANY Inc. has been producing independent films for numerous cable networks including Showtime, BET, IFC, Nickelodeon, Sundance Channel, The Documentary Channel, FUBU TV, and now kweliTV. Her credits include "The Double Dutch Divas!", "Journeys In Black: the Jamie Foxx Biography", "Kids Around the World", "NBC Nightly News", "The Today Show", "Black Enterprise Business Report", and "CBS News". Her current educational films include "Gershwin & Bess: A Dialogue with Anne Brown" and the 10-chapter series "Little Brother", both titles distributed by Third World Newsreel. "Little Brother" airs on FUBU TV. "Little Brother" is a recipient of the Foundation to Promote Open Society/Campaign for Black Male Achievement Award, fiscally sponsored by Fractured Atlas.