Hey Big Head is a documentary that captures the spirit of HBCU Homecomings—where alumni return to reconnect, celebrate, and relive unforgettable college moments. While the music, tailgates, and parties take center stage, the film also reveals the deeper story of how homecomings boosts local economies, supports university growth, and strengthens alumni engagement. It’s a vibrant look at tradition, culture, and the lasting impact of HBCU pride on campuses and communities alike.

Shameka L. Reed is a creative force, using storytelling, media, and cultural experiences as her artistic canvas. Whether through film, digital platforms, or immersive community events, her work centers on celebrating culture, amplifying Black voices, and fostering meaningful human connection.

Shameka’s artistic vision also comes to life as Chief Storyteller of Young, Gifted & Empowered Media (YG&E), a multimedia platform dedicated to honoring Black excellence in Mississippi and the South. Through original content, digital storytelling, and event production, she brings untold stories to the forefront, crafting narratives that are as visually compelling as they are culturally relevant. Her signature production, the YG&E Awards (est. 2015), is a celebration of Black brilliance rooted in Mississippi pride. Expanding this vision, YG&E TV—a streaming platform available on Roku, iOS, and Android—serves as a dedicated space for diverse, inclusive, and empowering Black narratives.

From community murals of sound and vision to documentary storytelling, Shameka blends artistry with activism, creating work that is not only good for the culture — but also transformative for the people it touches.

She resides in Jackson, Mississippi, where her creative journey continues to evolve, inspired by her roots, her faith, and a commitment to leaving a legacy of meaningful art.