LoveJasMedia
LoveJasMedia

 

LoveJas Media

By Jasmine Kent

Jasmine Kent, LoveJas Media
 

Welcome!

I’m a writer, speaker, and marketing consultant passionate about diversity & inclusion initiatives and the conscious culture design of Hollywood and global media. I love to work with creative entrepreneurs, filmmakers, arts organizations, and small businesses to build marketing strategies that authentically reach audiences of color.

Currently, Hollywood does not reflect the diversity within melanated groups nor do they honor their influence on culture. Understanding that diversity isn’t just skin color but the way individuals think, LoveJas Media works to share unique points of view and experiences to reach new audiences.  

Rooted in an intersectional study of Hollywood's influence on culture, LoveJas Media uses principles of communication, cross-cultural competency, new media literacy, and anthropology to encourage storytelling through various media platforms and communicating effectively within them.

I hope that by 2023, the impact of diverse and authentic stories are accepted as a gift and audiences commit to preserving and building upon on them to create an inclusive society.

 

Create with the heart;

build with the MinD

If the gatekeepers have never met someone like you, they can't understand the value you offer. LoveJas Media empowers visionaries to tell their stories through culturally focused services including:

Public Relations/ Marketing Consulting

Brand Strategy

Event Production

Production Management

Jasmine is the Entertainment Chair of Los Angeles Urban League Young Professionals and a board member of BPRS-LA.

 

@LoveJasMedia

Is it just me or is there a special spirit in the air calling for #sisterhood? I’m creating a special group of #WOC creatives to join forces and make magic this year. Are you down? Click the 🔗 in bio and share with your girls.
Is it just me or is there a special spirit in the air calling for #sisterhood? I’m creating a special group of #WOC creatives to join forces and make magic this year. Are you down? Click the 🔗 in bio and share with your girls.
Waiting for Friday like... 💇🏾‍♀️ by @dana_lanae
Waiting for Friday like... 💇🏾‍♀️ by @dana_lanae
Creatives! Let’s look for inspiration in artist, activist, and arts educator, Augusta Savage. And to think, she once recalled, “My father licked me four or five times a week and almost whipped all the art out of me.” One of the great sculptures, with the support of friends, family, organizations like #NationalUrbanLeague, and teachers along the way, Savage studied at premiere art schools like the Académie de la Grande Chaumière in Paris and was commissioned for the 1939 NY World’s Fair where she would create “The Harp” one of her best known works. [Side note: That same year, folks were being messy and the World’s Fair Committee had designated minorities (& Italians) to display exhibits and represent their cultures for one week on the “American Common.”] The Harp was influenced by “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” . . . . #BlackHistoryMonth #BlkCreatives #Artist #Activist #BMH #blackgirlsrock
Creatives! Let’s look for inspiration in artist, activist, and arts educator, Augusta Savage. And to think, she once recalled, “My father licked me four or five times a week and almost whipped all the art out of me.” One of the great sculptures, with the support of friends, family, organizations like #NationalUrbanLeague, and teachers along the way, Savage studied at premiere art schools like the Académie de la Grande Chaumière in Paris and was commissioned for the 1939 NY World’s Fair where she would create “The Harp” one of her best known works. [Side note: That same year, folks were being messy and the World’s Fair Committee had designated minorities (& Italians) to display exhibits and represent their cultures for one week on the “American Common.”] The Harp was influenced by “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” . . . . #BlackHistoryMonth #BlkCreatives #Artist #Activist #BMH #blackgirlsrock
New week, same story. Today’s outrage prompted me to find 5 black designers to choose instead of #Burberry. Head over to the site to dissect Fashion’s clear communication for AFRICAN AMERICANS to not purchase their products. Are you going to spend wisely or no because your money has power.
New week, same story. Today’s outrage prompted me to find 5 black designers to choose instead of #Burberry. Head over to the site to dissect Fashion’s clear communication for AFRICAN AMERICANS to not purchase their products. Are you going to spend wisely or no because your money has power.
TGIF! Long weekends are for catching up with friends over a drank, hitting a hike, watching the #Oscars, and a whole lot of self care.
TGIF! Long weekends are for catching up with friends over a drank, hitting a hike, watching the #Oscars, and a whole lot of self care.
It started in 1948ish and by no means was traditional. My first image of love showed me the meaning of patience, sacrifice, and acceptance. #valentinesday #blacklove
It started in 1948ish and by no means was traditional. My first image of love showed me the meaning of patience, sacrifice, and acceptance. #valentinesday #blacklove
Is it just me or is there a special spirit in the air calling for #sisterhood? I’m creating a special group of #WOC creatives to join forces and make magic this year. Are you down? Click the 🔗 in bio and share with your girls. Waiting for Friday like... 💇🏾‍♀️ by @dana_lanae Creatives! Let’s look for inspiration in artist, activist, and arts educator, Augusta Savage. And to think, she once recalled, “My father licked me four or five times a week and almost whipped all the art out of me.” One of the great sculptures, with the support of friends, family, organizations like #NationalUrbanLeague, and teachers along the way, Savage studied at premiere art schools like the Académie de la Grande Chaumière in Paris and was commissioned for the 1939 NY World’s Fair where she would create “The Harp” one of her best known works. [Side note: That same year, folks were being messy and the World’s Fair Committee had designated minorities (& Italians) to display exhibits and represent their cultures for one week on the “American Common.”] The Harp was influenced by “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” . . . . #BlackHistoryMonth #BlkCreatives #Artist #Activist #BMH #blackgirlsrock New week, same story. Today’s outrage prompted me to find 5 black designers to choose instead of #Burberry. Head over to the site to dissect Fashion’s clear communication for AFRICAN AMERICANS to not purchase their products. Are you going to spend wisely or no because your money has power. TGIF! Long weekends are for catching up with friends over a drank, hitting a hike, watching the #Oscars, and a whole lot of self care. It started in 1948ish and by no means was traditional. My first image of love showed me the meaning of patience, sacrifice, and acceptance. #valentinesday #blacklove