Dr. Wilma Mosley Clopton is a scholar, documentary filmmaker and founder of NMHS Unlimited Film Productions. She is the recipient of numerous awards including, the “For my People Award,” presented by Margaret Walker National Research Center, Archive and Museum for the African American Experience; the “Award of Merit” from the Mississippi Historical Society; and an Artist Fellowship grant from the Mississippi Arts Commission.

Mosley Clopton is extremely passionate about helping youth find their voice. This is why she created “Digital Magic,” a hands-on, fun-filled adventure into the world of documentary filmmaking. Participants learn the components of research, social studies, mathematics, history, reading, language, interaction, and critical thinking to tell their own stories. The program is designed to build meaningful skill sets and confidence for each student, while also learning the art of transforming stories into film. The program is easily tailored to any learning environment.