Hip Hop Movie Club Film Series
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Hip Hop celebrated its 50th anniversary last year, but we’re keeping the party going!
Join us for a series of landmark Hip Hop-related films that celebrate the culture and evolution of rapping, DJing, graffiti art, breakdancing, and more. Each screening will be preceded by a throwback DJ set, and followed by a talkback filled with trivia and prizes by the hosts of the Hip Hop Movie Club podcast and YouTube show.
And like Biggie Smalls said: If you don’t know, now you know!
Films
Jon “JB” Berger
Jon “JB” Berger (he/him) is an 80’s and 90’s nostalgia junkie, and fan of all things hip-hop and Philly sports. He co-hosts the Hip Hop Movie Club Show. “Jam On It” by Newcleus captivated him as a child and began his love affair with hip-hop music.
A Bucks County PA native, and Lehigh Valley resident, he is an IT Service Delivery Manager for a Fortune 500 company. He loves to manage projects and mentor others. He enjoys family time, playing disc golf and partaking in pub trivia contests. JB, along with BooGie and DynoWright, is a proud graduate of Rider University.
Wright “DynoWright” Seneres
Wright “DynoWright” Seneres (he/him) is a podcaster and filmmaker, longtime Hip Hop fan, and co-host of the Hip Hop Movie Club show. His life changed forever in 1990 when he saw “I Left My Wallet in El Segundo” by A Tribe Called Quest for the first time on Yo! MTV Raps.
A multimedia designer and digital content producer, he is an engineering communications specialist at Princeton University and teaches web design, UX, and media production at Thomas Jefferson University. DynoWright, along with JB and BooGie, is a proud graduate of Rider University.
Levi “BooGie” Wilson III
Levi “BooGie” Wilson III (he/him) hailing from “The Brick City,” BooGie has been a DJ for close to 40 years. Due to his close proximity to NYC, he became immersed in Hip Hop at an early age as a B-Boy, graffiti artist and M.C. The song that changed his life forever was “Sucker MCs” by Run-DMC.
When he’s not spinning music or cutting up on the dancefloor, he co-hosts the Hip Hop Movie Club Show. A project and asset management professional, he handles Capital Equipment Management for the University Controller’s Office at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. BooGie, along with JB and DynoWright, is a proud graduate of Rider University.
HIP HOP MOVIE CLUB FILM SERIES SUPPORTING SPONSOR
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