SAY IT LOUD FILM
   Youth Filmmaker Jordan Coleman explores the importance of
education for African-American boys.
 
 
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  •                             Jordan & Kobe

    Come on Kobe! I thought that was a foul ... Just kidding! Kobe Bryant was so nice to me. He was a great interview and was very cooperative with everything I needed. I was so excited to meet him, interview him and get some basketball tips. I was nervous but Kobe was mad cool and helped me to relax.


  •                             Ludacris & Jordan

    Ludacris made me feel calm, cool and collected during the interview. It was like we knew each other for years. Luda's manager, Jeff Dixon, said he would get me the interview and he did. He is a man of his word! 


  • NJ Nets Star Vince Carter, Justin & Jordan

    Vince Carter was very nice. He was soft-spoken and disciplined. He was very tall and smart. Vince said his mom was a teacher and if he got bad grades she would jack him. My mom is the same way. Vince said I'll appreciate my mom being tough about schoolwork when I get older. I hope he's right!

  •           
     NJ Nets Fan Jordan Coleman

    Vince gave me a #15 Carter jersey and his assistant Jeff let my brother and I go on the court with the team for the pledge. Okay, Vince turned me into a Nets fan at least for the night. Yeah, Vince! Go, Vince!


  •                      WINKY WRIGHT & JORDAN

    Winky Wright is classy and knows how to dress and has a huge diamond watch. He and I really clicked. Winky gave me some boxing tips, but told me not to get in trouble fighting in school. He was mad cool.


  •       NEWARK MAYOR CORY BOOKER & JORDAN

    I'm the speaking voice of Tyrone on Nickelodeon's cartoon The Backyardigans. Mayor Booker said he would like to be a guest voiceover actor on the show so I autographed a Tyrone doll for him. He is a great man and he was so funny. Mayor Booker said I should have my own talk show.




  •                           Master P & Jordan

    I hung out with Master P in Harlem at the Hue-Man Bookstore. He was laid back, relaxed and a real businessman. I'm glad he cleaned up his lyrics, now I don't have to sneak and listen to his music.


  •                    Busta Rhymes & Jordan

    To this day I don't know what Busta was talking about at this point in the interview. Surely, it was something deeper than I understood. Mom! Help Me!


  •                  ATL Actor Albert Daniels
                     with the say it loud crew

    Al aka "Brooklyn" in the movie ATL told us to strike a pose! We acted goofy with him and then he started rappin'. He had skills.


  •       ATL Movie Director Chris Robinson  
               & Jordan hanging out in manhattan

    Chris was real cool and easy to talk to. He gave me his email address and number and said stay in touch. Later that night, I saw him at Radio City and he gave me some skin and wished me well on my film.


  •             The Rev. Al Sharpton & Jordan

    Rev. Al was funny, cool and smart. He's known me all my life. My mom writes stories about him and my dad took me to one of his marches on the NJ Turnpike when I was about 4-years old. Rev. Al is a family friend. I left the National Action Network's Headquarters chanting No Justice, No Peace! My cousin Quincy was with me and he was real happy to meet Rev. Sharpton.


  •                         Biz Markie & Jordan

    Okay, I never heard of Biz Markie before the interview, but he was crazy fun. He really is the human beat box. Nyles and Gene were like "WHOA" when he spit out some beats for us. He also works on Nickelodeon's cartoon Yo Gabba Gabba doing Biz's Beats of the day.


  •            Swizz Beatz & the say it loud crew

    Looking at the clothes he was wearing he has money in the bank but he wasn't walking around acting all stank. He was enthusiastic about my film and his uncle was friends with Mr. Carey Moore. I felt the love from Swizz.


  •                         Jadakiss & Jordan

    Jadakiss was on a tight schedule. At first, he wasn't going to stop and let me interview him, but someone in his posse said "you gotta talk to the kid" and he did. Jada looks a little bit like my friend Kamel. It was all good.


  •        TNT Analyst Kenny Smith & Jordan

    TNT Basketball Analyst Kenny Smith was at the Nets vs. Knicks game when I was there to interview Vince. I had a press pass so me and the crew decided to walk around and try to get more interviews and it worked. I interviewed Kenny. He remembered me because we did  a commercial together for NBA All-Star Weekend a few years ago. Kenny is crazy cool with me. I want your job, Kenny "The Jet" Smith. I want to be the next generation ESPN reporter!



  •                 Cavs Ben Wallace & Jordan

    Cleveland Cavs player Ben Wallace was nice enough to be interviewed for my film. I was in the locker room at the Knicks vs. Cavs game to interview LeBron, but KING JAMES said he didn't have time to do a three minute interview with me. I got dissed by LeBron; I was disappointed but I got over it. Oh Well!


  •                         Chris Rock & Jordan

    This was a blooper! We saw Chris Rock at the game and we got this bright idea to try to get an interview. My mom stopped him and he said I could ask him a question, but he kept walking as I was asking the question. He answered as he walked away. I have no idea what's on the film. All I could do was laugh because it happened so fast. Oh yeah, he was mad small.


  •     B-ball Analyst Mark Jackson & Jordan

    Mark Jackson is a basketball analyst and TV commentator. He took took a picture with me, but I didn't talk to him. I just said hello!



  •         Educator David Banks & Jordan

    Mr. David Banks is the founder and principal of Eagle Academy For Young Men in the Bronx. Meeting Mr. Banks was a great experience. He is also an attorney. He knows everything about educating African-American boys. He told me that only three out of every 100 black boys who enter kindergarten will graduate from college. I was very sad when I heard that.


  •   KNICKS ASST COACH MARK AGUIRRE & jORDAN

    New York Knicks Assistant Coach Mark Aguirre said he was glad I am making a documentary about the importance of education for African-American boys and he was proud of me. I didn't really know who he was, but when I got home my dad told me that he was a great player who played with Isiah Thomas back in the day. I checked him out on the internet and he really had game!

 

Earl  "The Pearl" Monroe  & Jordan
I definitely heard of him. He shook my hand and took this photo. 
 
 
 Mr. Carey taking shots of the crew. We were in the Penthouse Suite at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Washington, DC.
 

 Hey! Here's my favorite mayor Cory Booker on the cover of a magazine. I had to grab it and take a picture.

 My lil bro Justin and I in the lobby at the Nets Game. We had so much fun that night thanks to Vince Carter.

 Jordan livin' large on the balcony of the Ritz Carlton Penthouse suite.

 

 Ludacris' manager Jeff Nixon and his friend were dropping knowledge on me. They told me to keep doing positive work.

 

 Nets Player Josh Boone was watching me interview Vince. He was like what are you doing?

Yung Joc let me rock his "Hustlenomics" necklace. Wow! I was in shock that he let me wear it. Yung Joc was real mellow and laid back.

 

Here's a basketball that Kobe signed for me. He signed one for my brother and my crew. 

 

 The camera view of Bronx District Attorney Rob Johnson and I in his office for the interview. Mr. Johnson was a very intelligent man, very kind and did not rush the interview. He was cool and funny.

 Hurricane Chris looked different than he does on TV. He free-styled rapped for me and it was phenomenal. Aye Bay-Bay!  Aye Bay-Bay!

 

 The suite I interviewed Kobe in was so big that it had a kitchen. My mom wouldn't let us eat outside this area because she was scared we'd spill something and wreck the place.   

 

 Hip Hop Producer Just Blaze was very smart and full of wisdom. He has worked with Jay-Z, Kanye & Snoop!

 

 The Say It Loud Crew with Busta Rhymes.

 Kobe and I hanging out at the Ritz Carlton right after I interviewed him.

 

 

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