The past 25 years have witnessed an unprecedented flowering of African American cinema, with filmmakers creating works that transcend entertainment to become cultural phenomena and
Academy Award-winning actress Viola Davis continues to be a prominent advocate for greater representation of Black artists in Hollywood. Through her recent industry discussions, Davis
As Atlanta celebrates its annual 404 Day, commemorating the city’s vibrant culture and innovative spirit, one name stands prominently among those who have revolutionized its
Lisa Durden doesn’t just tell stories – she transforms them into catalysts for change. As an award-winning filmmaker who’s earned recognition from the Telly Awards
Filmmakers frantically raid thrift stores nationwide as prestigious festival enforces radical new dress code The Sundance Film Festival embraces retro fashion and diverse voices The
The Wall Street Boy (Kipkemboi) director and filmmaker Charles Uwagbai discusses his thought-provoking film, which was filmed in Canada and Kenya.
Corporate attorney and filmmaker Chris Poindexter discusses the many hats he wears and being honored at the Reel Works 23rd annual ChangeMaker gala in New
Michelle Kennedy recognized a need on the South Side of Chicago when it comes to showcasing films and providing exposure to Black filmmakers. As a
As part of our Star Studios series, rolling out spoke with Detroit’s Paige B. Alston, an award-nominated writer and director, about her recent feature film,
Award-winning filmmaker and veteran producer and director Roger Bobb is preparing for the 10th anniversary of BronzeLens Film Festival with excitement. This year’s event kicks off Wednesday,
Filmmakers Justin D. Jenkins (left) and Garrick Wade (Photo courtesy of Garrick Wade and Cre8tive Tribe Media) Social media has become instrumental in helping entrepreneurs
For filmmaker Theo Ogunyode, the path to realizing his dream started in an unexpected place. Before he knew that he wanted to pursue a career
At a very early age, Julius Onah knew he wanted to be a filmmaker. Having moved to America from Nigeria when he was 10, a
Frederick Alanzo, an independent Christian filmmaker and founder of Eternal Life Entertainment has teamed up with co-director Michael Sterling to bring the Christian stage play
