Work

Over the years, GeChar has worked with the most recognizable names in entertainment, media and politics. Connecting brands with influencers, journalists, political leaders and organizations has manifested into a wide array of campaigns, multi-media events and programming. GeChar works with partners on Impact Branding, using the art of emotive storytelling to amplify their reach.

MY BELLE, MY BEAUTY

This film is directed by Marion Hill, a New Orleans-based director with roots in Vietnam, England, and France. It takes the audience on a breezy and meaningful journey through wine-drenched candlelit dinners, firelit vineyard parties, farmers’ markets, and sunny hikes alongside the creek.

Executive Producer
Sundance 2021 Audience Award Winner

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WATERMARK

Bringing together powerful women, celebrating their achievements, and enabling them to achieve even greater success.

Consulting Producer

Talent & Program Development

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PROspect NEW ORLEANS

Every three years creative minds from all over the world converge in one place: Prospect New Orleans. As producers, GeChar makes sure every detail reflects the spirit of the gala and enriches a beloved community. We believe that art is the adventure of a free soul!

Producer
Talent & Program Development
Branding
Logistics, Operations & Production Management

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ESSENCE FESTIVAL

The #ESSENCEFEST is the largest cultural gathering for women of color. The event features live performances, panels and lifestyle focus presentations with music, entertainment, empowerment and culture. Through GeChar’s work with producers and partnerships, we aim to shine a spotlight on women of color around the world!

Executive Producer
Talent Booker
Empowerment Programming Development
Talent Management
Logistic Operations

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Finding inspiration in every detail.

BLACK GIRLS ROCK!

The name says it all! Black Girls Rock is a media, entertainment, philanthropic, and lifestyle brand that empowers women and girls of color. Through the Black Girls Tech summit, the industry is creating a space for black girls, non-binary people and women to learn and explore technology.