With roots in Philadelphia and a growing presence in Phoenix, Arizona, Get Money Filmz represents the journey of an independent creator expanding beyond regional boundaries. Braxton’s vision is to develop a recognizable production brand that introduces new talent while creating stories that connect with audiences across multiple platforms. By combining authentic storytelling with modern distribution strategies, the company aims to establish a lasting presence in independent entertainment.
Among the company’s developing projects is Wrong Ride, a vertical web series created for viewers who consume entertainment through their phones. The series will combine short episodes, dramatic situations, relationship conflicts, and surprising twists in a format built specifically for social media and digital platforms. Designed to meet the growing demand for mobile-first content, Wrong Ride reflects Get Money Filmz’s commitment to adapting to the changing ways audiences discover and engage with entertainment.
Get Money Filmz is also preparing Insta Likes, a crime thriller set in Phoenix. The film explores how social media, temptation, and the desire for fast money can lead people into dangerous situations. Its storyline follows a couple who use Instagram to target men for motel robberies, only to discover that betrayal can come from inside their own circle. Through suspense and character-driven storytelling, the project examines the consequences of chasing quick success in the digital age.
Braxton’s approach extends beyond simply directing scenes. He is building complete campaigns around each production through casting promotions, merchandise, soundtracks, behind-the-scenes footage, media coverage, and community partnerships. By developing every project as both a film and a brand, he aims to generate audience interest well before release while creating opportunities for long-term engagement. That hands-on strategy gives each production a larger identity and positions Get Money Filmz for continued growth within the independent film industry.