Year-Round
Hayti Film Next Level is a monthly series featuring great films, panel discussions, and workshops.
The series is offered every 2nd weekend leading up to a fundraiser in June 2022, supporting the Hayti Heritage Film Festival (HHFF), one of the longest running Black southern film festivals in the nation.
Thursday, July 25 @ 7pm – Fresh Black Films
Nomadic cinema and curators The Luminal Theater is proud to bring you FRESH BLACK FILMS South – presenting the work of emerging Black filmmakers from the Southeast USA.
Fresh Black Films exposes fresh audiences to new, dynamic work from emerging Black filmmakers, and Black filmmakers and creatives to more of each other’s original work.
Join us for five diverse films that include dramas, documentaries, animation, and more!
October 18 @ 6pm – gOD Talk: A Black Millennials and Faith Conversation
gOD-Talk is a groundbreaking project led by the Center for the Study of African American Religious Life in association with Pew Research Center. Featuring leading millennial voices, gOD-Talk amplifies their individual and shared experiences in a curated conversation streamed to audiences online across the United States and around the world.
The rise of the “spiritual but not religious” designation has led to a decline of millennial participation in mainline religious traditions with many questioning the relevance, mission, and overall purpose of organized religion in the 21st century.
Screening and Workshop (TBD)
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We’re getting close to the end of the series… so you don’t want to miss the May programming, done in conjunction with Afro + Projection LAB and Black Film Space!
Filmmakers:
Jasmine Best – A Wilmington Doll
Tatiana Garnett – These Hands Lay Open
Cydnii Wilde Harris – Cotton
Amir George – Optimum Continuum
Vonnie Quest – Remnants of A Room
Afro + Projection LAB presents Stewarding Cinematic Spaces of Care. These videos engage with questions that arise at the convergence of archival practices, gestures of care, and the moving image. Stewarding Cinematic Spaces of Care uses Gil Z. Hochberg’s, archival imagination as a thematic link between the five films in the program. Each filmmaker not only engages with the archive(s), but reimagines its function for alternative futures.
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Black Film Space is a non profit 501 (c) 3 organization committed to building a community of filmmakers from the African Descent through skill enhancing and networking events. We are a collective of directors, screenwriters, producers, cinematographers, actors and other media makers that want to develop genuine connections and grow with fellow Black creatives.
During this Zoom meeting, we will read one 10 to 15 page script and offer constructive feedback in an open forum setting. Script submissions are accepted on a first come, first serve basis. You must RSVP before we can confirm that your script will be read.
Email: [email protected] to have your script read after you RSVP.
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