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Black History, Interviews, Sundance, Sundance 40

9 min read

Sundance 40: Haley Elizabeth Anderson pens a love letter to Brooklyn in her feature debut, “Tendaberry”

by Rebecca Martin

January 29, 2024

Haley Elizabeth Anderson’s feature debut, “Tendaberry,” moves you, not just on a visceral level, but a deeply human level. I felt the same way after I watched “All Dirt Roads

Film Gear, Interviews

17 min read

Dancing with the camera: an interview with cinematographer Valentina Caniglia

by Rebecca Martin

January 15, 2020

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Interviews, Uncategorized

11 min read

Imagine This Women’s International Film Festival: a conversation with founders Patrice and Susie Francois

by Rebecca Martin

November 1, 2019

Mother and daughter power team, Patrice (daughter) and Susie (mother) Francois, are making an impact for women in the film community. Their annual international female-directed film festival and Girl Power

Black History, Interviews, Juneteenth

15 min read

Oluwaseun Babalola explores modern day Africa through her web series ‘SOJU’

by Rebecca Martin

October 11, 2019

My conversation with Oluwaseun Babalola—”Seun” for short—was empowering. We are both women who have a passion for what we are doing, and we are both doing all that we can

Uncategorized

4 min read

2019 Girl Power Film + Media Summit

by Danielle Acton

April 9, 2019

The work I saw was crafted with time and effort and filled more than just quotas. They were filling us with inspiration for a future in which female-identifying filmmakers are

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