 Life
is complicated enough, especially if you are a parent or
grandparent. Beyond the normal workday, there’s shopping
to be done, kids’ soccer practices or swimming matches
to attend, morning Bible studies and mid-week church
services, choir practices, family gatherings, and the
list goes on.
Not much spare time for relaxation – even with all
the electronic innovations that promise to ‘simplify’
our lives. So, once in a while, it’s nice to take a
night off and go see the latest movie. If you’re a
homebody, you may prefer watching a hotly promoted
“family hour” sitcom on TV, or pop in a new DVD you
rented or purchased. If there are children around, you
may even be coaxed into playing some new-fangled video
game.
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Clark
B. McMillian Jr. is the writer of a screenplay titled Reflections of a Motor
City, and the story revolves around the great Motown stars of the sixties.
This story, however, is different from many others, in that Clark always writes
with the family audience in mind. His Christian roots go deep and his shining
talent has been noticed by some independent filmmakers. As of this writing,
Clark is attempting to get financing to get his first film made.
