American Masters: Renegades Series: Webby Winner (2025) 4x Telly Winner; 2x Anthem Awards Episode : Celestine Tate-Harrington Silver Telly Winner (2025), Webby Nomination (2025) Diversity in Cannes (2026) Project CC: (streaming on Disney+): NAACP Award Nomination Outstanding Short Form Series (2024) NAACP Award Nomination Outstanding Performance in a Short Form Series (2024) Urbanworld (2023) Hollyshorts (2023)
OREO: Slamdance (2022) Slamdance Best Supporting Actress nomination (2022) Moving Image (2024) Diversity in Cannes: Best Web Series (2025)
Disabled AF: Slamdance (2025) NFMLA (2026)
Cashmere Jasmine
Cashmere Jasmine is a first-generation Afro-Caribbean writer/director from South Florida whose filmmaking blends intellectual rigor with biting irreverence. A Wellesley-educated political theorist turned director, her work blends absurdism and social critique informed by her unconventional journey. Her work spans Doc, Narrative, and Fine Art for Film, TV, and New Media, showcasing her knack for marrying dark humor with marginalized perspectives. A late-diagnosed autistic creative, she directs with the precision of a former finance analyst and the dark comedy of someone who's survived both kidney failure and Hollywood. With projects for Disney, American Masters '24, American Experience '25, Apple, OTV, and Lucasfilm earning Webbys Tellys, and Anthem awards along the way. With one foot in the real world and the other in arthouse, Cashmere uses storytelling not just as self-expression, but as a vehicle for cultural disruption, visibility, and joy.
Producer
WEENIE: Buffer Film Festival (2019) 1.2 Million views
SIA: Film Pride- Brighton &Hove Pride LGBTQIA+ Film Festival (2022) Trans Stellar Film Festival (2022) Dayton Independent (2022) Black Alphabet Film Festival (2022) Afrikana (2022) Atlanta Black Film Festival (2022)Reel Q: Pittsburgh LGBTQ+ Film Festival (2022) Third Annual Social and Economic Justice Film Festival (2022)
Bombs Bursting in Air! Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival & Lecture Series (2020) Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival (2020) Vero Beach Wine+Film Festival (2020) Atlanta Women’s Film Festival (2020) Summer in the South (2020). Award Winner: Best Drama Short (2020) LA Shorts International (2020)