Tracey Edmonds on Breaking Into Hollywood's Boys Club
After moving to LA at the age of 23 with hopes of becoming a music producer, Tracey Edmonds went on to produce hit films like Soul Food and several reality shows on BET and TV One. Through it all, she told Mediabistro, it was her race more than her gender that complicated her pursuit of producing.
“I think the biggest problem is still the issue of color. There are still only a few slots on the entire release schedule for African-Americans,” she said.
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