In the latest production by JJack Productions, Officer Matt Thornton from Zion, IL challenges anti-police young adults to a game of one-on-one basketball to discuss their experiences with police
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There’s a belief in the U.S. from many, specifically minorities, that all cops are “bad.” Unfortunately, this is a belief that has been adopted due to the broadcasting of police brutality videos on various online forums. While some police officers aren’t exactly following a code of ethics, statistics have shown the majority of police offers are dedicated to serving the public.
To help the general public have a better relationship with local police, JJack Productions has recently announced the release of a new production, Ask a Cop.
“In this production, Officer Matt Thornton, from Zion, Illinois challenges anti-police young adults to a game of one-on-one basketball,” stated JJack Productions spokesperson Cody Mennenoh. “During the game, he discusses the experiences they have had with the police in the past.”
Officer Thornton is responsible for starting the organization, My Father’s Business, and has partnered with Director Justin Jackola, and his company, JJack Productions to create the multi-part series, Ask a Cop. Throughout the series, Officer Thornton has honest and transparent conversations with local youth asking how the police have affected their lives and how they feel about the interactions they have had.
“You can watch the series now, with a new episode released on the third Tuesday of each month,” continued Mennenoh. “There will be a total of five episodes in this series.”
More information about the productions by My Father’s Business and JJack Productions can be found by visiting the websites.
ABOUT JJACK PRODUCTIONS
JJack Productions is a production hub for various types of films, including commercial work, narrative films, aerial cinematography and more. In addition to film concept creation and shooting, JJack Productions offers a variety of additional services to clients, including scripting, pre-production, graphics, editing, and sound. The company is proud to be one of the founding members of Stage 18, a media and film incubator located at Cinespace Chicago Film Studios. Stage 18 is a non-profit organization that provides resources, education and employment opportunities to entrepreneurs, independent filmmakers, and visual artists.
ABOUT MY FATHERS BUSINESS
The mission is simple…handle our Father’s Business by planting seeds in young men that change eternities. Our Friday night family presents an open invite to any youth in the neighborhood to hoop, eat, and hear the Good News about King Jesus. What started as 6 God has grown to hundreds. ALL are welcome!!!
Contact Info:
Name: Cody Mennenoh
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Organization: JJack Productions
Address: Cinespace Chicago Film Studios Stage 18 2558 W 16th St Chicago, IL 60608
Phone: 773-354-2955
Website: https://youtu.be/11LdVgGrh4c
Source URL: https://marketersmedia.com/jjack-productions-announces-new-production-ask-a-cop/479735
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Release ID: 479735
