Dwayne Buckle
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Dwayne Buckle is an African American independent film maker, editor and sound recording artist and mixer from Queens, New York. He works for 360 Sound and Vision Studio. Buckle recorded location sound on Bono's JOINRED.COM African HIV campaign.
His first film as writer, director, and producer, The Minority[1], won an Executive Director's Choice Award - Honorable Mention at the 15th Annual Pan African Film Festival in February, 2007.[1]
[edit] Johnson vs. Buckle
Buckle received national media attention after an altercation with a group of seven lesbians resulted in his injury. The event took place outside of the IFC theater in New York's west village on August 18, 2006. According to an attorney for one of the women -the conflict escalated after Buckle told one of the women he would “fuck her straight.” Testimony from Buckle was that he was just saying "hi". A verbal exchange ensued and quickly escalated towards violence. During the melee Buckle was stabbed, sustaining a lacerated liver and severed stomach. His story received national attention after it was featured on The O'Reilly Factor. Buckle claims he is beginning work on a documentary on hate crimes committed against straight men.
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[edit] External links
- Dwayne Buckle at the Internet Movie Database
- 360 Sound and Vision Studio
- Buckle's client list at NYC Premier Audio Video Post Specialist (content by 360 Sound and Vision Studio)
- The Minority at the Internet Movie Database
- The Minority Official Site
