Reggie Simmons, The King of Urban Content

RICHMOND, Calif. - Sept. 17, 2022 - PRLog -- The King of Urban Content earned the name a long time ago when he sent so much urban content to HBO executive, Sheila Nevins that she dubbed Reggie Simmons, The King of Urban Content. Reggie had already directed and produced a film before he got to Hollywood, CA. "When I got to Hollywood, I already had a film done" said Reggie. "Networks like HBO and Show Time where the primary sources for movies, so I would send them films and concepts regularly in an effort to get on". The King of Content not only has resources and a foot print in the urban film industry ,but he is a gaining traction with his artificial intelligence technology and augmented reality technologies.
Reggie was mentored by a San Jose State professor, who convinced him to document and to keep a record of all his projects relating to urban affairs. The professor drilled Reggie about the importance of his urban experiences,especially being raised in the bay area, Richmond California a city rich in black culture and history. "I was so honored when Ghettophysics, a film I associate produced and cast several top urban icons, played on the big screen at my alma mater", says Reggie. Films. shows, animation, AR, AI, and a host of products to name a few industries and genres that The Kind of Urban Content has a space in. Reggie goes on to state, "I can reach hip hop and individuals in the urban genre with one phone call, that for most it would be along process. The relationships that I have build over the years are so valuable",
"Content is key in today's online culture, with so many digital broadcast platforms. Everyone needs content and something new and compelling, but so many content creators are devaluing their content, as they are more concerned about the  (LIKES) they get verses the monetization opportunity of the content they post and share freely on social media", Reggie says. With new developments and platforms emerging daily in the online and digital world it is with out doubt that  The King of Urban Content will continue to reign.