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TOMMIE GREEN
Award-Winning Filmmaker & Creative Director
Tommie Green is a multi-award-winning filmmaker, director, and producer from Highland Park, Michigan, known for his groundbreaking contributions to digital media and independent filmmaking. As the CEO of WhiteWood Entertainment LLC, an acclaimed multimedia entertainment company he founded in 2006, Green has established himself as a creative force in the film industry.
Recognized as one of Michigan’s most successful directors, Green played a pivotal role in YouTube’s golden era, achieving over 10 million views and 8,000+ subscribers through his innovative storytelling. His diverse portfolio spans independent cinema, music videos, and commercial productions, with his work garnering significant industry recognition.
Early Career & Viral Success
Green’s career began with a bold, independent approach to filmmaking. In 2008, he directed projects for Microsoft Windows, followed by Def Jam Recordings in 2009, where he helmed the ‘UKNOWBIGSEAN’ web series, amassing 100,000+ views.
While living in Los Angeles, he collaborated with industry icons Cedric the Entertainer and Kel Mitchell on the feature film Dance Fu (2010). His independent films and web-series May-December Winds (2010) and Tha Weezy Chronicles (2009) became viral sensations, solidifying his influence in digital filmmaking.
Music Video & Commercial Work (2010–2019)
From 2010 to 2019, Green became a key figure in Detroit’s music video scene, directing over 20 acclaimed visuals such as:
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Young Fuol – Devil Killer (2010)
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Da Twin Towerz – I Need You (2011)
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Hollis Jordan – Live for the Moment (2016)
His work helped defined the visual language of Detroit’s music industry, establishing him as a pioneer in urban music video production.
Recent Filmography & Awards
Green has transitioned into dramatic and socially charged filmmaking, earning widespread critical acclaim. His recent films include:
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Corrupt (2020)
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Pastor (2021)
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Lilith (2022)
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Waverly (2023)
Green’s directorial achievements have been recognized through numerous prestigious awards, including:
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Michigan Student Film and Video Festival (2003) – Best of Show
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Ferndale Film Festival (2009) – Named one of Michigan’s leading guerrilla filmmakers
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Mitten Movie Project Film Festival (2009–2010) – Three-time Best of Show winner
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Oakland University International Film Festival (2022) – Two Golden Grizzly Awards
Education & Industry Recognition
Green holds an Associate Degree in Cinematic Arts from Oakland Community College (2020) and is currently completing his Bachelor’s Degree in Film Production at Oakland University. He is a two-time Dean’s List recipient and a member of The National Society of Leadership and Success and Phi Theta Kappa.
Additionally, he served as a volunteer at SXSW (2013 & 2014).
Legacy & Future in Filmmaking
With a career spanning over two decades, Tommie Green continues to push creative boundaries, crafting powerful, emotionally resonant films that explore universal themes of personal transformation, social issues, and moral dilemmas. His work is characterized by a cinematic intensity, innovative storytelling, and a commitment to elevating independent filmmaking.
As he continues to shape the future of cinema, Green remains dedicated to his mission of storytelling excellence, ensuring his legacy as one of Michigan’s most distinguished filmmakers.