JUNE, 2011 -- (The New York Times) -- "Kidsfilmfest" The New York Times cites "Sule and the Case of the Tiny Sparks" as a highlight of the Brooklyn International Kids Festival. Article by Laurel Graeber.
MAY, 2011 -- (Shadow and Act | On Cinema of The African Diaspora / IndieWIRE) -- "Seattle International Film Festival 2011 Preview -." Sule's Seattle Premiere is featured, as well as an overview of The Gibbs Sisters' projects. Article by Cynthia Reid.
JAN., 2011 -- (Gender Without Borders) -- "Ten Women Directed Films of 2010." Sule declared one of the best female-helmed films of the year. Article by Roxanne Samer.
JAN., 2011 -- (IndieWIRE: The Playlist) --"A Diverse Offering at The American Cinematheque's 6th Annual "Focus on Female Directors." Sule deemed "lively and charming" by IndieWIRE. Article by Leah Zak.
JAN., 2011 -- (Los Angeles Wave Newspapers) --"L.A. Filmmaking Twins Celebrated at the Egyptian Theatre" At the Hollywood premiere of "Sule and The Case of The Tiny Sparks." Filmmakers Shawnee Gibbs, Shawnelle Gibbs and Kate Lain are photographed at the historic Egyptian Theatre. Article by Olu Alemoru.
AUG., 2010 -- Our latest animated short film, Sule and The Case of The Tiny Sparks, is featured on Fly, a wonderful journal of all things beautiful, creative and inspirational. Fly covers everything from film, art, fashion, and design to elements of pop culture.
APRIL, 2010 -- The Gibbs Sisters are featured in Essence.com's "40 Sisters We Love," article celebrating Essence magazine's 40th year of publication. Other sisters include Beyonce and Solange Knowles, Venus and Serena Willams, and Angela and Vanessa Simmons.
MARCH, 2008 -- Check out our Canada G4 Interview where we discuss "Old Ladies Driving," "Adopted By Aliens" and "Ravishing Raspberry."
APRIL, 2010 -- A vintage interview of ours (circa 2004) is featured in the latest installment of Bob Bryan's award-winning education series, "Graffiti Verite."Other volumes of Graffiti Verite can be found on Netflix.
NOV., 2007-- UVC (Urban Voice in Comics) Magazine's "Black Women in Animation" article By Sharvonique Fortune.
JUNE, 2007-- "Wonder-Twin Powers Activate!" By John Murph, BETJ.com Staff Writer
Twin filmmakers, Shawnee and Shawnelle Gibbs, talk about their animated short, "Ravishing Raspberry," which airs tomorrow night on "Best Shorts" at 9 p.m. (ET), 6 p.m. (PT). They also share the challenges of being female animators in amostly boys' club.
OCTOBER, 2003-- Oakland Tribune article by the late Bay Area journalist legend, Chauncey Bailey.
