Grant Harper Reid Net Worth

Grant Harper Reid Net Worth is
$14 Million

Grant Harper Reid Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

'Grant Harper Reid Author'''''Rhythm For Sale Grant Harper Reid worked in the entertainment industry for decades tasking mainly in the thankless job of setting and servicing movie locations in New York City. You name the film or television show and Grant was involved or "down with it". He worked with many greats like Meryl Streep, Mike Nichols, Nora Ephron, Francis Coppola and Sir Alan Parker. When the black film movement came to the fore Grant was also on board working from Spike Lee all the way up to classic Afro-American director Charles Lane on his Sidewalk Stories.One of the highlights of Grant's works was when he directed Michael Jackson in a documentary for Motown/Commodore Entertainment in Madison Square Garden. He was also happy when director Jamie Foley allowed him to switch the stereotypical racial roles from black to white and visa-versa in Madonna's film Who's That Girl. He became a member of Mayor Dinkins Committee For Positive Action to combat the racist and unfair hiring practices in the film industry. While Grant was at study with the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and the New Cinema Artists program with Ossie Davis. Grant produced a television hit show for WPIX Channel 11 titled A Nation In View with filmmakers Gordon Parks Jr., and Phil D'Antoni producer of "The French Connection" and "Bullitt". it was one of their most highly rated and best received shows.Warner Brothers-"Working with a star of Madonna's notoriety in the streets of New York is hard enough. Adding the complications caused by four wild cougars, a large Hollywood-sized crew, and filming sites located in the very heart of Harlem, the problems become nearly insurmountable. Against such odds, Grant was able to handle it all and keep a totally calm and professional attitude throughout. I would also like to add that his budgeting concerns kept me happy while his artistic "eye" kept the Designer and Director very happy. Often a difficult task". -G. Mac Brown Production Manager/Producer.Sidewalk Stories-"We had to get two insurance polices when we went into production on our feature silent film "Sidewalk Stories", one policy was with Great Northern Insurance Company and the other policy was Grant Harper Reid." Christopher Quinn-Associate Producer/Production Manager.After years of production work Grant became discouraged with the "Niggaticks" Uncle Tom Negro-filmmakers and the white bigot production mangers who even to this day refuse to hire minorities (blacks, Latins, and Asians) in Above-the Line department head positions because of their feelings of racial superiority.Luckily for Grant is was at the same time that he discovered his family legacy by way of his producer Grandfather the great Leonard Harper. He accidentally stumbled upon a book about the Harlem Renaissance while walking out of a local library and a paragraph mentioned his famous (during his time) grandfather and everything changed. Grant was determined to make 

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