About Us
MO’VET Entertainment, LLC. (MO’VET) was formed in 2008 by Dwight Jackson and Barbara Hudson as an entertainment production company to specialize in the utilization and maximization of current entertainment business opportunities associated with stage plays featuring real world situational issues. MO’VET prides itself in being a rather innovative and creative group, not given easily to the molding of the masses into narrow visions of traditional entertainment companies. Instead, MO’VET sees the business opportunity to provide quality entertainment with a twist of faith and comedy, while simultaneously providing performers with a venue to develop and expose their talents.
For many years, audiences have overwhelmingly supported religious and gospel musical stage plays and productions. MO’VET intends to take advantage of this historical interest by the public by developing and promoting a variety of secular and non-secular plays across the country.
Management Summary
Dwight D. Jackson – President, CEO / Executive Producer
As President and Chief Executive Officer, Dwight is responsible for overall strategic direction for the company. Dwight works closely with other members of the management team to ensure that the company’s vision and financial objectives are successfully achieved. Dwight also acts as the company’s Chief Financial Officer.
A Dallas native, Dwight Jackson is a relatively newcomer to the theatrical stage play profession. Prior to his collaboration with Barbara Hudson in forming MO’VET Entertainment, Jackson spent nearly thirty four years in Corporate America. Those years and his many entrepreneurial pursuits positioned him well for the myriad of opportunities that he now faces as the Executive Producer of “There Is One In Every Family”. Jackson is co-owner of the BodyInBlack.com Design Firm, a graduate of Texas Tech University, Leadership Houston and he proudly serves as a Deacon in his church and as a member of its Board of Directors.
Barbara A. Hudson – Executive Vice President, Productions / Co-Writer
As Executive Vice President Productions, Barbara is responsible for the identification and development of program and venue opportunities, identification and management of entertainment talent, and oversight of all investor and sponsor relations. Barbara also manages distribution rights for the company’s proprietary products.
Playwright Barbara Hudson has credits of working with Alexander O’Neal, Sherrill, Morris Day & The Times, Jamie Fox just to name a few. Playwright, Executive Producer, and Author of upcoming book “Broken Masterpieces,” Barbara Hudson stands at the forefront of a revolution in American Theater. In theater, Hudson’s blockbuster comedy drama and gospel-themed musical have earned her the label "The Woman with a Vision." Currently serving as the Artistic Director and Executive Producer of the Urban Theatrical Review Series, Hudson prepares for her fifth national stage play.
Ms. Hudson is responsible for the development and implementation of program and venue opportunities, investor and sponsorship relations. As Vice President MO’VET Entertainment, Ms. Hudson has responsibilities for all aspects (including creative writing) of the daily operations associated with the company’s stage productions.
Neita Pittman – Director / Co-Writer
Ms. Pittman is a teacher, actress, director and playwright. Ms. Pittman wrote and directed her first two plays Hand of Love and The Cheat Sheet while in college. She also directed the Day of Absence, The Lottery and The Miss Lamar Pageant. Ms. Pittman graduated from Lamar University in Beaumont , TX where she was recipient of every major acting and technical award given for participation in play productions with The Lamar Cardinal Theatre.
Ms. Pittman has written two productions with co-writer Barbara Hudson; Sisterly Love and There Is One In Every Family which have toured throughout Texas and as far as Jackson , Mississippi . Her new plays are a gospel sanctuary play Replay and murder mystery The Folder. Both have been produced at The University of Houston Downtown where Ms. Pittman teaches playwriting, History of African American Theatre and Intro to Theatre classes.
Supporting Staff
Tre Goodrum – Creative Director / Consultant
Mr. Goodrum is a producer and also a creative director, having 15 years in entertainment production, promotions and merchandising, including development for the MCA Interactive Music Group, BMG, House of Blues, Fashion Cafe theme Restaurants. Having studied design at UCLA and SGI's Silicon Studios in Santa Monica California. Mr. Goodrum will finish his masters in marketing in 2009.
Overseeing creative direction and development for The I.C.E. Group, Shlepp Media and IconsTV, in the area of Digital Broadcast Media, Interactive Multimedia content, special event and product marketing.
