About Nulite Entertainment
Nulite Entertainment is a vertically integrated film, television, live entertainment, and digital media company dedicated to producing bold, culturally resonant content that centers the underserved Black female audience.
We develop and produce feature films, television programming, live theatrical productions, and next-generation digital platforms that reflect the ambition, glamour, resilience, sensuality, humor, and emotional depth of Black women — a demographic that drives culture yet remains consistently underrepresented in mainstream media.
Our mission is simple: illuminate powerful stories, amplify authentic voices, and build lasting cultural legacy.
Selected Film & Television Productions
- Chocolate City (Paramount)
- Chocolate City: Vegas Strip
- Color of the Cross (FOX)
- Nora’s Hair Salon (ABC)
- Nora’s Hair Salon II
- Gang of Roses
- Gang of Roses II: Next Generation
- Kinky
- Brothas in Arms (Sony)
- Gangland (STARZ)
- Go for Broke
- Sugar Valentine
- Trapped: Haitian Nights
Live Entertainment & Cultural Experiences
Nulite Entertainment also produces and operates premium live theatrical productions, including Vivica’s Black Magic (Lifetime), Black Magic Live, and tribute musical experiences celebrating iconic performers.
Through its flagship Las Vegas venue, The LaMarre Theater located in the Arts District in Las Vegas, Nulite Entertainment continues to merge film, live performance, and digital distribution into a unified entertainment ecosystem designed to serve a culturally powerful and loyal audience.
Founder
Jean Claude LaMarre
Jean Claude LaMarre is an accomplished filmmaker, producer, director, writer, and actor with more than two decades of experience in independent and studio-backed productions.
He is the creative force behind culturally impactful films including Color of the Cross, Chocolate City, Nora’s Hair Salon, Kinky, Gang of Roses, Go for Broke, Sugar Valentine, and numerous other titles distributed through major networks and studios including Paramount, FOX, ABC, STARZ, and Sony.
LaMarre built his career on identifying and serving audiences often overlooked by mainstream Hollywood — particularly Black women — long before diversity became an industry mandate. His work consistently blends commercial appeal with cultural authenticity, creating stories that resonate emotionally while performing across domestic and international markets.
Beyond film, he expanded into live theatrical production and experiential entertainment, establishing The LaMarre Theater as a creative hub for culturally driven performances.
His vision remains focused on ownership, narrative control, and building scalable platforms that serve audiences with intention, respect, and long-term cultural impact.