Dennis Harmon

Dennis Harmon Jr, is a director, writer, and award-winning producer. He graduated from a HBCU, where Harmon decided to pursue acting classes. Self-taught in screenwriting and the fundamentals of filmmaking and directing, Harmon decided to start his own production company, D-Harm Pictures, which specializes in satirical urban romance comedy films. He has self-funded all of his films and contributed to 90% of the production. He has produced, written, and directed short and feature films, such as "Suspect (HBO Award Winning Producer)," "Love or Lust" (which holds over 5 million streams), and "This or That (100,000 streams in the first month)." Harmon, who is also a musician, has contributed musical scores and sound designs for short films, such as Julie Bersani's "Wedding Day Booze" and "Binary Stars," films selected for the Cannes Film Festival.

When it comes to filmmaking, Harmon describes his technique as unorthodox, without limits, and allowing for the free creative spirit to be united. His work, he states, is influenced by "blaxploitation" and the "French New Wave" style of writing and film-making that consists of using resources, radical experimenting, and satire, which does not follow the traditional way of film-making. Both of which complement low-budget filmmaking. Harmon continues to be influenced by creatives such as Master P, Keenan Ivory Wayans, Martin Lawrence, Rudy Ray Moore, Quentin Tarantino, and John Singleton. His visuals of satire have emerged, reinventing the 90s era of urban American romance comedy films. With a style similar to that of legendary eras of film, Dennis's impact will leave a mark in the film industry.