Arlette Thomas-Fletcher Executive Producer, Writer, Director is an award winning independent filmmaker. Currently she is working on a western Christian feature film called The Lonesome Trail. The Lonesome Trail has been featured in the Charisma Magazine and also has been accepted to the Christian Database. Arlette has focused her directing career on short films and is now interested in feature films. The short films and music videos she has written, directed and produced have all won awards. Her credits include Assault in Brooklyn , The Mystery Date , You re Not Alone , God Has My Back , and Like A Star and many more.
Arlette Thomas-Fletcher was also the past president of Women in Film and Video of Maryland. Her works have been featured at the Christian Film Festival, Inspired Faith Film Festival, Great Lakes Christian Film Festival, Baltimore Women s Film Festival, Attic Film Festival, Torpedo Factory Art Center Female Shorts & Film and Video Showcase, The Phoenix International Christian Film Festival, and World Music Independent Film Festival. She has won Best Screenplay at the Christian Film Festival for The Lonesome Trail.'' She has also won the Communicator Award, Indie Film Fest Award, and Accolade Award of merit for scriptwriting. Her music video You re Not Alone was nominated for Honors at the World Music Independent Film Festival, the music video You re Not Alone was also nominated for Best Music Video at the Attic Film Festival. She is a Silver Telly Award winner. Arlette has also been a judge for Telly Awards and Our City Film Festival. Her other music videos include Lord Show Me the Way, Dynamite , Caramel , Let Me Go , and If You Want to Hit It. She has won a Peer Award for directing and for scriptwriting for her film Assault in Brooklyn from (TIVA-DC) Television, Internet, and Video Association. Arlette's latest projects a collaborative writing of a period script The Key, and her pilot film Where s Daddy in post-production and her period western The Lonesome Trail will be her first debut as director for a feature-length film which is in post-production.