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BarDaddy
A documentary film about Attorney Al Jenkins who helped over 3,000 Black law graduates pass the California bar exam for free.
 

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About

The Film

The intent of this feature length documentary is to tell the story of a man that has dedicated his life to helping others live their purpose. Numerous accomplished judges, lawyers and business owners all owe their careers to Alfred "Al" Jenkins. Many people do not meet Al until they have attempted to take the bar exam one, two, three or more times. All of the lessons take place at a little brown table in a simple brown house in Los Angeles, California.

The California bar exam is one of the hardest bar exams in the United States to pass in order to become a licensed attorney. It's even harder for Black students to pass. However, this very real obstacle is a little easier to overcome with Al's help. He helped well over 3,000 Black law graduates pass the bar exam - for free.

Filmmaker

Filmmaker

Jay Gerren

Writer | Director | Executive Producer

Cast

Production Team

Crew

Michael Brewer

Michael Brewer

Director of Photography

Michael is the director of photography for ABC News, ESPN, and Brewer Media Associates. He owns Photo Finish LLC and has worked on the film African Cowboy.

Michael Brewer

Director of Photography

Chris Jackson

Chris Jackson

Director of Photography

Chris Jackson is the founder of LA Create which believes in the power of video to tell compelling stories that engage, inspire, and inform.

Chris Jackson

Director of Photography

Eric Shaw

Eric Shaw

Editor

Eric Shaw is the founder of ItsEasyy Productions, a multi-faceted creative artist that specializes in Video Production, Photo Manipulation, Graphic Design, 3D modeling, and Digital Storytelling.

Eric Shaw

Editor