The streets is a short stop. Either you slanging crack rock, or you got a wicked jump-shot.
— Biggie Smalls
42 mins | English | Documentary
Director: Paul Lewis
Subterracon Films, in partnership with the Abstract Athlete, has produced a new short documentary featuring the Richmond, Virginia-based artist, Jaraz Jenkins, who survived a life on the street and jail-time to build a new, creative and positive life.
The producers hope to inspire and educate a local to global community with Jaraz's unique voice and incredible journey.
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Thank you to our contributors to this film, who have made it all possible!
​Jan Serr & John Shannon
Kristen Cavallo
Ron Johnson
Lorna Wyckoff
Dale and John Schwartz and Family
Deb Golden
The Henry Family
Marcia and Harry Thalhimer
Pheobe Antrim
Ruth Bolduan
Sally Bowring
Rachel Cohn
Jessica Cruz
Danielle Dick
Jamesha Fisher
Frederick Fulmer
Vaughn Garland
Deb Golden
J.E. Graham-Landau
Tucker Greer
Todd Gropper
Jason Hackett
Heather Harvey
Gregg Hickey
Katie Houser
Andrew Ilnicki
Elizabeth Jasper
Judith Johnson
Ron V. Johnson Sr.
Christine Kerber
Jonathan Lee
Royal Lee
Whitney Lynn
Amy McVaugh
Hayley Nestor
Andy Patton
Mary Pearse
Michael Pierce
Michael and Kristen Reiser
Mim Scalin
John Schwartz
Joseph and Suzanne Seipel
Jessica Sims
Jessica Todd
Meg Viar
Brandi Walker
Kristi Walker
Sasha Waters Freyer
David Withers
Lindsay Wood
Major Project Credits
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Executive Producers:
Jan Serr & John Shannon
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Producer / Director
Paul Lewis
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Co-Producers
Ron Johnson
Kristin Cavallo
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Sound Design
Kelley Baker
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Studio Re-Mix
Marc Rose
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Visual Editor
Paul Lewis
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Post Production
Three Points of Contact
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Music Composer
Brian Kleve
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Production Co.
Subterracon Films
The Abstract Athlete
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