FAUBOURG TREME: The Untold Story of Black New Orleans

Interviewee, Master Carpenter, Irving Trevigne's ancestors: Paul, Henry and Peter Broyard with two laborers outside Tremé building, approx late 1880/early 1890's

Photo courtesy of Dionne Butler

Charbonnet Family

Photo courtesy of Gina Charbonnet

Anonymous Free Person of Color, circa 1860's

Photo courtesy of Gilbert Estrada

Ciallagalena Cobb Williams, circa 1915 great aunt of interviewee, Brenda Marie Osbey

Photo courtesy of Brenda Marie Osbey

Charbonnet Family Photo

Photo courtesy of Gina Charbonnet

Interviewee from the film, musician Glen David Andrews as king of the "Money Wasters Social, Aid & Pleasure Club" annual second line parade

Photo credit: Michelle Elmore

Actor Lenwood Sloan as "Paul Trevigne", editor of the L'Union, the first daily Black newspaper in the US.

Photo credit: Gary Allen

from r to l: Producer Lucie Faulkor, Writer Lolis Eric Elie, Director Dawn Logsdon and Cinematographer Bobby Shepard, filming after Hurricane Katrina

Director's Headshot, Dawn Logsdon

Photo credit: Tracey Snelling

Co-director/Writer Lolis Eric Elie

Photo credit: Gediyon Kifle

Producer Lucie Faulknor

Photo credit: Tracey Snelling