In this second episode, season 1 of The Krown Affair, we interview Dominic Fondon of Clear Motion Films. He is known for the documentary "The Dream Chaser," a film consisting of over 50 interviews of hip hop industry top elites, close friends, and the entire family of 18-year-old slain rap star Lil Snupe. Dominic started filming music videos for former Roc Nations rap star Tru Def in 2011 as well as documenting multi-platinum recording artist Percy “Master P” Miller and community activists Bruce Carters organization "The Next Top CEO" in Dallas Texas.  He began a production company called Iconix MVP in 2011 which expanded to become the current company Clear Motion Films. Today he has directed hundreds of music videos and promotional videos for many celebrities, personalities and organizations from rappers Lil Baby, Future, Cardi B, 2 Chainz to Potters House Church in Dallas. Dominic Fondon is now pushing Clear Motion Films to produce more commercial work with his business partner Rahim Handy.   Dominic is currently in production on multiple Music Videos, Reality TV Shows, Movies and documentary films that he is producing and directing. He has worked on media for BET Hip Hop Awards as well as the military Yellow Ribbon Program as an assistant production manager since 2013 conducting live shows all across the United States of America. He has also grown Clear Motion Films to be based out of 2 regional offices Atlanta (South East Region) and Dallas (South West Region).  In addition to all of this, Dominic shares some advice, tips and words of wisdom for aspiring photographers and/or up and coming videographers. In 2023, he intends to start online classes and tutorials for creatives to gain traction as well as grow & manage their business. He juggles all of these ventures while starting a young family and being a first time father. We hope you enjoy this brought to you by Onassis Krown and share with your centers of influence and oh yeah btw... WEAR YOUR KROWN?!

In this first episode, season 1 of The Krown Affair, we interview Captain Godfrey Weekes of the U.S. Navy. Capt Weekes started as an enlisted sonar tech and over his career of 34 years rose to the ranks of an O-6 Naval Captain.  Capt Weekes is a minority and as such is part of a small group of African-American senior officers of this rank. 

He hails from the St Croix US Virgin Islands, obtained his Bachelors of Science from his alma mater Savannah State University (SSU) became a Brother of Alpha Phi Alpha initiated through the chapter of Delta Eta at SSU, obtained his Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering, is a husband and father of 5.  Capt Weekes joins The Krown Affair to discuss his beginnings, his career path and provides helpful information to aspiring military members, junior officers, leadership on how to navigate their careers as well as tidbits on balancing work-life with family and duty to country. As always part of our effort to build Kings & Queens, we do more than just bring you the hottest streetwear from Onassis Krown and oh yeah btw... WEAR YOUR KROWN?!