Manon Productions is a Black-LGBTQ owned production company that provides photography and creative directing services. We service clients in Albany, NY, Troy, Ny, Schenectady, NY and the 5 boroughs of New York City.
We specialize in creative photography, documentary filmmaking and creative directing for various types of productions.
We specialize in creative photography, documentary filmmaking and creative directing for various types of productions.
CEO & Owner:
Shei T. Manon is an Award-winning filmmaker, actor and LGBTQ+ Advocate from Brooklyn, NY.
Shei started out working in front of the camera as an actor & model in 2012, he then transitioned to working behind the scenes in production a few years later.
Shei has a passion for creative arts, media and film production, most importantly he is committed to bringing authentic representation of minority communities to film.
In April of 2016, Shei opened Manon Productions and has worked on various independent film productions and has collaborated with various organizations and businesses.
His photography work has been published in magazines & newspapers such as: Threads, Urban Magazine, The Times Union and many more.
In October of 2022, Shei was awarded by the city of Albany for his advocacy work in his documentary series Queer Talk, which highlights the various stories of the LGBTQ+ Community in New York State.
Shei started out working in front of the camera as an actor & model in 2012, he then transitioned to working behind the scenes in production a few years later.
Shei has a passion for creative arts, media and film production, most importantly he is committed to bringing authentic representation of minority communities to film.
In April of 2016, Shei opened Manon Productions and has worked on various independent film productions and has collaborated with various organizations and businesses.
His photography work has been published in magazines & newspapers such as: Threads, Urban Magazine, The Times Union and many more.
In October of 2022, Shei was awarded by the city of Albany for his advocacy work in his documentary series Queer Talk, which highlights the various stories of the LGBTQ+ Community in New York State.