Four Screens Media Company Announces Management of the Late Boxing Legend Joe Fraizer’s Estate

In honor of the late, great Joe Frazier’s birthday today, Four Screens is honored to announce that they will be managing his Estate. Joseph William Frazier, nicknamed “Smokin’ Joe”, was an American professional boxer and heavyweight champ who would have turned 78 years old today. He was known for his strength, durability and formidable punching power. With his relentless pressure fighting style, he was also the first boxer to beat Muhammad Ali.

“We are beyond thrilled to add the heavyweight champion Smokin’ Joe Frazier to our roster of legacy client brands,” said Four Screens Founder Messiah Jacobs. “On a personal level, this is a man and a legend who I grew up admiring. His tenacity, grit and perseverance was inspiring and I look forward to keeping Frazier’s legacy alive and prospering.”

Four Screen Productions, who has built a credible name for amplifying diversity in Hollywood, is a media company that celebrates underrepresented groups through management, development and production. Their mission is to facilitate opportunities for creators who have been structurally sidelined for decades. They push for creators in all realms of media to own as much intellectual property as possible.

The company has generated $1.2M in revenue in the last three years. Their WeFunder link is also currently available and open for community funding. The link can be found here.

The company which was founded by Jacobs is also run by Co-Founder, Vice President, and Creative Director Nicole Beckett. Four Screens has worked with the most successful names in Hollywood including Robert Townsend, Vivica A. Fox, Tiffany Haddish, Billy Dee Williams and Monica Calhoun. For the past decade they’ve also managed the estate of legendary rapper and platinum recording artist Ol’ Dirty Bastard (ODB).

Partners of the company include Hollywood heavyweights such as Amazon, Hulu, Roku, Comedy Central, and PBS.Four Screens has also allied with entities supporting the same cause, including Black House, Color of Change, Respect Ability, Array, Colour Entertainment, and GLAAD. On top of that, the company has partnerships with well-known brands like Supreme, Walmart, Forever 21, Nordstrom and Barneys.