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Bahamian Lands MSNBC Directing Job
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Indie filmmaker Philip Williamson is now the newest director for broadcast news station, MSNBC in the big apple.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Philip Williamson is a Bahamian recently featured on Our News for his indie film efforts, directing and producing a documentary film titled “Who In Da Mornin” about Junkanoo.
When he’s not directing indie docs, he’s directing television for MSNBC in the big apple. but his climb to the top didn’t happen overnight, nor did it come easy.
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