The scenarios depicted in the Commission’s 2017 Community Service Announcements highlight casual or everyday racism in a work environment and in the provision of goods and services. The people who exp...
This podcast episode comes straight from the heart. Diversity in the film industry is a MAJOR problem. The numbers do not lie. The film business needs to have many points of views and not just a selec...
Producer Wren Arthur discusses the difficulties making documentary films on the red carpet for Check It, a film about a group of gay and trans teens of color who form a gang and fight back on the brut...
In this inspiring and powerful talk, Megan Francis traces the root causes of our current racial climate to their core causes, debunking common misconceptions and calling out “fix-all” cure...
“Gideon’s Army” director Dawn Porter on advice for black, female filmmakers; Black History Month; must-see movies of all time; and how “the talk” she’s having with her kids doesn’t i...
“Black filmmakers say the wave of 2013 releases was built in large part on the creativity that has flourished on the independent-film circuit, which has become a laboratory of sorts for more pro...
Rwanda, Kenya and Nigeria are just some of the African countries looking to local film productions for job creation and revenue generation. Governments are looking to support this development. Sumitra...
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