Made For More
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Made For More Entertainment

Stories that Impact, Inspire, Educate, and Entertain.

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Friends, dreaming out loud.

Made For More began in a North Hollywood apartment building full of Hampton friends, dreaming out loud. Years later, after a health scare, David Hunter Jr. realized he was made for more than a career in front of the camera. He called on his brother Daniel and his Hampton University classmate Tatiana, and together they built a company that tells stories that Impact, Inspire, Educate, and Entertain, and pays the artists who make them what they are worth.

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Terri

Short film

A husband and wife struggle to communicate after the death of a loved one.

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Honest T

Series · Episodes 1–2

After the death of a friend, six friends meet once a month for a year to honor his memory.

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North & East

With the help of a devoted professor, an insecure Boston School of Music student fights performance anxiety to win the Composers Showcase.

Lady Pearl

When a widowed fashion icon reluctantly moves into a luxury senior community meant for her next chapter, a high-stakes pageant and a ruthless rival force her back into the spotlight to reclaim her legacy and herself.

Signs & Wonders

Valerie McMillan, a Black professional interpreter from rural eastern North Carolina, has been voicing for others since she first learned to speak. Now at midlife, she must decide what it means to step into her own.

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