- Phone
- Office: 917 405-9302
Monique Hazeur
(She/Her)
FounderMississippi Girl in Brooklyn Productions
Full Bio
Monique Hazeur is a Brooklyn-based writer, producer, and foodie originally from Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. She is an alumna of New York University and Howard University, where she studied film. In 2021, she was selected to the inaugural Black TV and Film Collective and Wavelength Black Producers Fellowship. In 2021, she produced two shorts, I Won the Lottery... which she co-wrote with director Jenn Shaw, and Mama Duke, which was written and directed by Cyrille Phipps. Her feature script, Patron Saint of Black Girls, made it to the second round of the 2019 Sundance Screenwriters Lab.
- Professional Credits
- Boxed In (Writer/Director) pre-production 2016 Mississippi Girl in Brooklyn Productions
Meltdown (Director) Short 2016 LMK Entertainment
Pariah (Props Assistant) Feature Film 2009 NorthStar Pictures Inc.
Gut (Production Designer) Feature Film 2009 Biff Juggernaut Productions
Kidnapped (Set Dresser) Short 2009 Julie Pacino
Refresh the World (Production Assistant) Inaugural Symposium (2009)
Presented by Spike Lee and Pepsi
BACK UP concrete diaries (Co-Director/Producer) documentary short (2009 2011)
Mississippi Girl & Sweet Potato Pie Productions
Freak aka Butterfly (Writer/Director) Short (2009)
Mississippi Girl Productions
The Nanny (formerly Chrysalis) (Art Department PA) Short (2009)
Khary Jones
Esperanza Spalding at University of Maryland (Videographer/Editor) (2008)
Crocodile Tears Productions
The Art of Life (Art Director) Short (2008)
Talima Productions
A Little Justice Goes a Long Way (Videographer) (2008)
Amicus Media
Georgetown University Charity Fashion Show (Videographer/E
- Industry Awards
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar
NYU Presidential Service Award for Leadership
Walter Kaitz Millennial Fellow
- Crew Up Survey
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