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Farrin

Hymon

Producer

creative Consultant

Photographer

"My work is centered in liberation, healing, quality, prosperity, and humanity. As a black woman, being creative is easy. As a creator, Writing, producing, directing, and archiving are my outlets for storytelling and truth-sharing, allowing me to pursue my dreams.

I'm honored to be building and contributing to a generation of black [women] creators speaking life into current times. There was a time growing up, covering black culture or working on black things was deemed as limiting, negative. Thank goodness we are defying that.

I honor, advocate and center black [women's] experiences in my art, because we are radical even when we don't choose to be."

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Farrin Hymon has crafted a multifarious portfolio as an award-series nominated television producer, archivist, photographer, writer, and creative consultant. Since 2013, Farrin has existed throughout some of the most pivotal events of the decade, as a narrator of pop culture events. She has documented and worked major events around the country, while thriving in Atlanta’s booming film and television industry. Farrin’s work as an entertainment journalists and unscripted television crew member has spanned an international reach. Her career highlights include working on Daytime Emmy-Award winning series and top-rated primetime shows, with production credits spanning networks such as Bravo, Paramount Network, Lifetime, BET, OWN, HGTV, TBS, TNT, and VH1.

As a member of the media, Farrin has participated in breaking some of today’s hottest TV shows, movies, and artists of the 2010s. Her contributions have garnered recognition, including being named in HBCU Buzz's annual "Top 30 Under 30" list as an alumna of Spelman College and her online media platform, FARRINHEIT 411. Farrin's producing credits have led to nominations, notably at the Critics Choice Real TV Awards for the nostalgic American primetime series "Wife Swap" and HGTV's "Rock the Block." In 2021, producing on shows "VH1 Family Reunion: Love & Hip Hop Edition" and "Ready to Love" earned nominations at the MTV Movie & TV Awards in the same year. Farrin’s experience is a testament to her versatility and trailblazing works.

She is the founder of Blaze Along Your Dreams Foundation, a nonprofit organization aimed to ignite creative passion within individuals and communities through arts, media, and education, advancing creative activism and positive social change. The organization carries out the HBCU Campus Pop-Up, an interactive experience connecting students to notable successors, amplifying opportunities, and inspiring future innovators to pursue their dreams.

Creatively at the hem of culture and content.