Christopher Poindexter(II)

Christopher Poindexter is the co-creator, writer, and producer of BRIC TV's Brooklynification, a Digital series The New York Times described as a " sharper than most...well-acted and well-written...understated satire." After graduating from Columbia Law School, Chris has been practicing as a transactional media attorney in New York City while also investing, producing, and providing legal advice to independent film projects. In 2011, he wrote and produced his first short film, a scripted comedic look at black life at his alma mater, Princeton, entitled "Their Eyes Were Watching Gummy Bears." Chris is also a Board Member of the non-profit Reel Works, a one-of-a-kind program in Brooklyn that gives underserved young filmmakers one on-one mentoring with filmmaking professionals. In 2016, Chris was the Executive Producer of Reel Works' first feature film, 72 Hours: A Brooklyn Love Story. Brooklyn Magazine selected Chris as one of the "100 Most Influential People in Brooklyn Culture".