“SURVIVANCE: Monologues,” produced and directed by Ebony R. Gooden, is a transformative performance celebrating the intersectional experiences of Black Deaf women. Performed in Black Sign Language, LSQ, ASL, and English, it explores identity, resilience, and empowerment.
“His Hands, His Art,” a documentary by Ebony R. Gooden, is part of the Black Deaf Docuseries. The film explores Black identity and Deaf culture through the life and artistry of Ralph “Ralf” Newberry, blending live footage and animation to tell his story of resilience and transformation.
“Expression Unmasked” is an evocative exploration of identity and transformation, blending the artistry of masks and performance. Directed by Ebony R. Gooden, this experimental film delves into self-expression and features dynamic visuals inspired by Miya Turnbull’s Self-Portrait Masks.
Originally from Washington D.C., Ebony lives in Calgary, Alberta and primarily works with digital media. She is an advocate for accessibility for artists with disabilities.