Kim Weston: Buried in Motown heads to the Pulling Focus African American Film Festival on June 4, 2026, continuing its journey of preserving the legacy of Motown legend Kim Weston through a powerful story rooted in Black Bottom, music history, survival, and cultural memory.

MOMMY ISSUES heads to Harlem as an official selection of The People’s Film Festival, joining a powerful lineup of independent films centered on culture, identity, and storytelling. Written and edited by Valerie Denise Jones, the psychological vertical series explores trauma, perception, and emotional survival through a visually immersive lens.

Valerie Denise Jones is featured in The Florida Star, highlighting her documentary Buried in Motown, a project exploring the legacy of Motown artist Kim Weston and the preservation of overlooked music history.

Valerie Denise Jones is featured in CanvasRebel Magazine, highlighting her journey in filmmaking, storytelling, and her evolution as a creative professional.

23:56, a psychological thriller by Valerie Denise Jones, is featured on Polite on Society, highlighting its evolution into a bold vertical series and its growing recognition as a festival-ready film.

Valerie Denise Jones is featured in Voyage Jacksonville Magazine, sharing her journey in film, storytelling, and media as an award-winning cinematographer.