Deondray and Quincy Gossfield breakdown the impetus and execution for their short film, Flames.

Out On Film talks to Jamieson Baker of "Almost a Year," Deondray and Quincy Gossfield of "Flames," Aliza Brugger of "Roadkill" and Mat Johns of "Inertia." One of the best shorts programs in Out On Film history

What's it like when you're married to your business partner? Khadeen & Devale talk marriage and business with couples Deondray & Quincy and Robert & Amber. Follow Khadeen & Devale's YT Channel's! @TheEllises & @KhadeenEllisIAm And listen to their Podcast, "Deadass" on https://www.deadasspodcast.com/ Follow Deondray & Quincy at https://www.instagram.com/deondraygossett/ ________________________ For more Black Love interviews and articles about sex education and intimacy, visit http://www.BlackLove.com Follow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blacklove Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/blacklovedoc #BlackLove #BlackMarriages #Black Families Recorded in 2018

Jett chats with the artist, activist, and creative power-couple that is Deondray and Quincy LeNear Gossfield! We did all sorts of chatting about how to create as a couple, how you find your voice and community and how important it is to find your chosen collaborators + how we all have to find ways to put food on the table while balancing passionate creative projects! More on them both here: www.russelliandhall.com

Prolific filmmaking team and couple - now living in Atlanta - talk about their careers and two new films

“Congo Cabaret” is an adaptation of an episode from gay writer Claude McKay’s then-bestselling novel, Home to Harlem. Set in a small nightclub, this scene presents the little-known figure of a “wolf” (a masculine gay man) and features the performance of a Bessie Smith song, “Foolish Man Blues,” which refers in a joking manner to “a mannish acting woman and a skippin’ twistin’ woman-acting man.” Produced by Quincy and Deondray Gossfield.

Micah Khan chats with recent fellows of the new Rising Voices program which aims to give to BIPOC Filmmakers the opportunity to make a short film with the budget of $100,000. Link to shorts! https://jobschangeus.com/risingvoices/

Quincy & Deondray share how answering a party game question lead them down a road to honesty in couple's therapy. For more Black Love interviews and articles, visit http://www.BlackLove.com Follow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blacklove Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/blacklovedoc #blacklove #lovestory #ourlovestory