Braham Entertainment is an independent Black-owned and operated, Emmy-nominated multimedia production company. Founded by indie trailblazer Noel Braham, the company is devoted to enhancing the storytelling landscape in entertainment and media, while shifting the narrative for marginalized, underrepresented, and disenfranchised communities.
B.E. specializes in creating, acquiring, developing, and producing both scripted and unscripted programming. We also specialize in live events, screenings, and industry-focused activations through our partner company, the Micheaux Film Festival.
Never bound by the status quo, as true industry disruptors, we aim to challenge audiences’ worldview with thought provoking and avant-garde narratives, while amplifying stories of those whose voices aren’t often heard.
As the political, economical, social and technological trends and establishments change in Hollywood, we strive to serve as an access point to usher in a new era of entertainment.
We stand on the pillars of innovation, independence, ownership, and excellence. Adopting the abbreviation B.E., as a mantra and constant reminder to our core enterprise values - BE Bold. BE Disruptive. BE Different.
NOEL BRAHAM is a writer, director, and producer who was recently nominated for two Daytime Emmy awards for his latest project, WATCHTOWER - Outstanding Special Class Directing and Outstanding Special Class Short Format Programming. The project also screened at the 73rd Cannes Film Festival (Shorts Corner).
A survivor of homelessness, and stark advocate for disenfranchised communities, Noel uses his creative platform to weave elements of social justice into his work, as well as using his voice to diversify traditional landscapes into his own world view. This concept is best realized in his project, STAR WARS EXILE, which was nominated and won in the Disney/ Lucas Fan Film Awards for Best VFX and Best Choreography - an honor Noel holds close to his heart as an avid sci-fi junkie. You can find Star Wars Exile on StarWars.com.
Noel’s philanthropic accolades include the role as founder and co-director of the Micheaux Film Festival, which under his leadership, in 2021, made headlines as the first film festival to successfully return to theaters on the West Coast since the covid-19 shutdown. The festival honored legendary actor and filmmaker Robert Townsend; and garnered sponsorship from media juggernauts SONY Pictures, the Oprah Winfrey Network and Panavision. Noel has been featured in Forbes, Deadline and Black Enterprise for his work with the multicultural film festival.
Still eager to give back to the industry, Noel serves as a judge for the Daytime Emmy awards as an active member of the National Television Academy.
Noel lives by the belief, “Our self-image is so powerful, it unwittingly becomes our destiny,” - a quote from Oscar Micheaux and a testament to Noel’s philosophy.
Upon graduating with a degree in Broadcast Journalism from Georgia State University, Courtney spent several years in New York, where she jump-started her television career with a fellowship with CBS This Morning. After working between the Atlanta and New York markets and her work being recognized for two Emmy nominations, Courtney relocated to Los Angeles, where she operated in the Producer position on Daytime’s #1 talk show, Dr. Phil produced at Paramount Studios. As a casting producer, she has worked for Lifetime, Food Network, Fox and BET. Her most recent accomplishment in the unscripted space was helping to launch the digital network, Fox Soul, an OTT platform, where she produced over 1,000 hours of live television during her tenure.
NOEL BRAHAM is a writer, director, and producer who was recently nominated for two Daytime Emmy awards for his latest project, WATCHTOWER - Outstanding Special Class Directing and Outstanding Special Class Short Format Programming. The project also screened at the 73rd Cannes Film Festival (Shorts Corner).
A survivor of homelessness, and stark advocate for disenfranchised communities, Noel uses his creative platform to weave elements of social justice into his work, as well as using his voice to diversify traditional landscapes into his own world view. This concept is best realized in his project, STAR WARS EXILE, which was nominated and won in the Disney/ Lucas Fan Film Awards for Best VFX and Best Choreography - an honor Noel holds close to his heart as an avid sci-fi junkie. You can find Star Wars Exile on StarWars.com.
Noel’s philanthropic accolades include the role as founder and co-director of the Micheaux Film Festival, which under his leadership, in 2021, made headlines as the first film festival to successfully return to theaters on the West Coast since the covid-19 shutdown. The festival honored legendary actor and filmmaker Robert Townsend; and garnered sponsorship from media juggernauts SONY Pictures, the Oprah Winfrey Network and Panavision. Noel has been featured in Forbes, Deadline and Black Enterprise for his work with the multicultural film festival.
Still eager to give back to the industry, Noel serves as a judge for the Daytime Emmy awards as an active member of the National Television Academy.
Noel lives by the belief, “Our self-image is so powerful, it unwittingly becomes our destiny,” - a quote from Oscar Micheaux and a testament to Noel’s philosophy.
Upon graduating with a degree in Broadcast Journalism from Georgia State University, Courtney spent several years in New York, where she jump-started her television career with a fellowship with CBS This Morning. After working between the Atlanta and New York markets and her work being recognized for two Emmy nominations, Courtney relocated to Los Angeles, where she operated in the Producer position on Daytime’s #1 talk show, Dr. Phil produced at Paramount Studios. As a casting producer, she has worked for Lifetime, Food Network, Fox and BET. Her most recent accomplishment in the unscripted space was helping to launch the digital network, Fox Soul, an OTT platform, where she produced over 1,000 hours of live television during her tenure.
Outside of television production, Courtney serves as the Co-Founder and Co-Director for the Micheaux Film Festival, which under her leadership, in 2021, made headlines as the first film festival to successfully return to theaters on the West Coast since the covid-19 shutdown. The festival honored legendary actor and filmmaker Robert Townsend; and garnered sponsorship from media juggernauts SONY Pictures, the Oprah Winfrey Network and Panavision. Courtney has been featured in Forbes, Deadline and Black Enterprise for her work with the multicultural film festival.
Courtney is an active member of the Television Academy and an adamant advocate for people of color in the entertainment industry.
Braham Entertainment is an independent Black-owned and operated, Emmy-nominated multimedia production company. Founded by indie trailblazer Noel Braham, the company is devoted to enhancing the storytelling landscape in entertainment and media, while shifting the narrative, for marginalized, underrepresented, and disenfranchised communities.
B.E. specializes in creating, acquiring, developing, and producing both scripted and unscripted programming. We also specialize in live events, screenings, and industry-focused activations through our partner company, the Micheaux Film Festival.
Never bound by the status quo, as true industry disruptors, we aim to challenge audiences’ worldview with thought provoking and avant-garde narratives, while amplifying stories of those whose voices aren’t often heard.
As the political, economical, social and technological trends and establishments change in Hollywood, we strive to serve as an access point to usher in a new era of entertainment.
We stand on the pillars of innovation, independence, ownership, and excellence. Adopting the abbreviation B.E., as a mantra and constant reminder to our core enterprise values - BE Bold. BE Disruptive. BE Different.
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NOEL BRAHAM is a writer, director, and producer who was recently nominated for two Daytime Emmy awards for his latest project, WATCHTOWER - Outstanding Special Class Directing and Outstanding Special Class Short Format Programming. The project also screened at the 73rd Cannes Film Festival (Shorts Corner).
A survivor of homelessness, and stark advocate for disenfranchised communities, Noel uses his creative platform to weave elements of social justice into his work, as well as using his voice to diversify traditional landscapes into his own world view. This concept is best realized in his project, STAR WARS EXILE, which was nominated and won in the Disney/ Lucas Fan Film Awards for Best VFX and Best Choreography - an honor Noel holds close to his heart as an avid sci-fi junkie. You can find Star Wars Exile on StarWars.com.
Noel’s philanthropic accolades include the role as founder and co-director of the Micheaux Film Festival, which under his leadership, in 2021, made headlines as the first film festival to successfully return to theaters on the West Coast since the covid-19 shutdown. The festival honored legendary actor and filmmaker Robert Townsend; and garnered sponsorship from media juggernauts SONY Pictures, the Oprah Winfrey Network and Panavision. Noel has been featured in Forbes, Deadline and Black Enterprise for his work with the multicultural film festival.
Still eager to give back to the industry, Noel serves as a judge for the Daytime Emmy awards as an active member of the National Television Academy.
Noel lives by the belief, “Our self-image is so powerful, it unwittingly becomes our destiny,” - a quote from Oscar Micheaux and a testament to Noel’s philosophy.
Never bound by the status quo, as true industry disruptors, we aim to challenge audiences’ worldview with thought provoking and avant-garde narratives, while amplifying stories of those whose voices aren’t often heard.
As the political, economical, social and technological trends and establishments change in Hollywood, we strive to serve as an access point to usher in a new era of entertainment.
We stand on the pillars of innovation, independence, ownership, and excellence. Adopting the abbreviation B.E., as a mantra and constant reminder to our core enterprise values - BE Bold. BE Disruptive. BE Different.
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