Andrea Lewis’ production company Jungle Wild Productions has released new episodes to complete the second season of “Black Actress.” Four episodes are featured on Andrea Lewis’ YouTube channel and the remaining two finale episodes will be available for purchase at junglewild.tv.

We've been fans of Amanda Seales since her days on Nickelodeon's My Brother and Me, and she's back in our lives with a new webseries, Get Your Life. 

Rwandan-German filmmaker, Amelia Umuhire tells the stories of young creatives of color living in Germany in the fictional web series "Polyglot."

Coffee and Cream is “a web series aiming to connect women by sharing our very normal daily thoughts and experiences” developed by actress Karin Nicole and her team. “[The series] was developed to encourage and normalize conversation between women (as well as men) on these “minor” but important topics focused on being a woman,” Karin wrote in a press release. “The main goal is to increase the understanding, respect and appreciation for women as a whole.”

DRTY DIANA is a new dark comedy webseries featuring Cassi Maddox as the show's complex and complicated lead. The series was produced by Yonas Michael, previously behind "#PrettyPeopleProblems" and Issa Rae's "Michelle Obama Diaries".

Frenchie Davis used her powerful voice to deliver a classy cover of Fetty Wap's "Trap Queen" in the first installment of the new video series Hip Hop Musicals.

African LGBT Digital Media Organization None On Record's video interview series, 'Growing up LGBT in Africa' takes a look at what it is like to grow up as a queer person in Africa and the diaspora. This series was produced as part of 2015's International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.

Created and directed by Monique Needham, Housemates was inspired by Monique’s real-life experiences. This ‘Friends’ meets ‘Girlfriends’ situational show, gives insight into the special bond of female friendship, through its individual characters. Housemates is relatable, funny and a conversation starter. Creator of the show Monique wanted to show characters that reflect her real life and also represent what is clearly missing from television at the moment.