Indie Short Documentary Film Being Shot in California's Inland Empire this Weekend

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - June 16, 2022 - PRLog -- Attending an Inland Empire Juneteenth.Rocks event gives one a chance to be in the Movie. Multi award-winning filmmaker / Hollywood talent, Phillip E. Walker-MFA shoots: Saturday, June 18 at San Bernardino's San Manuel Stadium Juneteenth Soul Festival 1-3pm and Valley College Juneteenth a Celebration of Freedom 4-6pm; Sunday, June 19 at Redlands' Juneteenth Music Festival Parade 8-10am, Upland's Juneteenth Fathers United 12-2:30pm, Rancho Cucamonga's Juneteenth a Celebration of Freedom & Black Art 3-5pm plus taping of the bands (including Lakeside) and audience at Juneteenth Music Festival 6-8pm. Then, PhilE (stage name) tapes and leads the first annual Rancho Cucamonga Juneteenth Walk from near Solamonte Apartment Homes to City Hall 10:30am thru 1:00pm, June 20, 2022. All but one Juneteenth.Rocks gathering is free.

Attendees desiring to be seen in this Juneteenth.Rocks 2022 documentary will need to sign a talent release form that gives African American Drama Company producer the right to include one's image(s) in the Short's June 29, 2022 Inland Empire Films online distribution launch. Live & in-person non-commercial screenings will include: its end of July Black Theatre Network 36th annual national conference World Premiere in Detroit, MI; Rancho Cucamonga October 9, 2022 Inland Empire Film Festival free public screening and its World Film Fair live & in-person New York City debut during Black History Month 2023.

View the Juneteenth.Rocks Public Service Announcement at https://vimeo.com/718900938/ee6e339386.



Phillip is personally dedicated to making more people aware of the USA's newest Federal Holiday. Further, following his "think globally but act locally philosophy", he strives to encourage his own State (California}, County (San Bernardino) and City (Rancho Cucamonga) to also designate Juneteenth as an official holiday.

Juneteenth is a long standing celebration of the day that all United States slaves were informed that they have become free US Citizens. It took 2 1/2 years for negros owned in the most western slave state (Texas) to become aware that the Confederate States of America had lost the Civil War. As a result of that delay in communication, 97 year old US Representative, Opel Lee, has called for the World to commemorate our new National Holiday by annually walking a mile for every year that it took for America to become an actual "free country". Therefore, Walker launches his annual Rancho Cucamonga Juneteenth Walk on June 20, 2022.

Finally, please read the First Friday Films Juneteenth.Rocks article to be published on tomorrow at https://StreamingFilmChannel.com/magazine.