'The most beautifully shot film at Sundance 2024 isn’t any of the buzzed about features that will sell for millions — it’s Natalie Jasmine Harris’ short film, Grace.' - Drew Burnett Gregory bit.ly/499QjpL

No need for you to update your resume. Your White sounding name can get you the interview.

Congratulations Myah Overstreet!! 🔥🎥And shout out for the beautiful shooting and editing William Jenkins Noah McMillan

I have long admired the work that the The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma does and I'm honored and thrilled to be a part of this inaugural cohort of filmmakers!

For NPR's It's Been A Minute, I produced a roundtable conversation with some amazing Indigenous scholars about the historical gaps in Killers of the Flower Moon, and Hollywood's century-long love affair with the Cowboys and Indians trope.
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Congratulations Jessica! Excited to see La Chef on the big screen! 🔥🎥 Andrés Cediel SFFILM #vivashortform

Alum 김인정 In Jeong Kim's first book, Spectating Pain (고통 구경하는 사회), is a reflection on the dilemma of covering the pain of others, which includes her experiences covering the Itaewon Crush and the Sewol ferry tragedy. The book is available in Korean and not in English—yet!

We’re hosting the first of its kind 2 days Bootcamp for photographers and filmmakers working in and interested in making documentaries and social impact stories. We’re about to unleash a new level of storytelling. Register or recommend someone to register!

Go ciella sfirri and Pablo Hernandez! Beautiful film in a beautiful theater!

This is a reminder that Indigenous homelands are more than just a weekend trip this #LaborDay , they're the homes of our ancestors & the Native peoples that are still here today.

We encourage you to learn more & find out whose lands you’re on:
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So excited for this recognition for the very talented MJ Johnson 真里 and Meruyert Shalbayeva who each explored difficult emotional territory through a personal, intimate lens. Privileged to have been part of the journey with Andrés Cediel and the incredible '23 short form cohort! Berkeley Journalism

'There are three narratives that we are working to change, and these are; 'Africa is broken'; 'We have to fix it'; and 'Africans lack agency to make a change''/ Moky Makura, Executive Director of Africanofilter at today's interactive 'deep dive' on #AfricasTradePotential .

Compelling reporting by jeremiah o. rhodes about New Mexico residents in abhorrent housing conditions, increasingly traced back to out-of-state companies. Those impacted include the elderly, infirm and a woman living in an apt where she suffered an intimate partner assault.

From forced sterilization in the 60s, to the #Dobbs decision, Native women’s bodies have long been under attack. Today, Native women-led groups are fighting for #bodysovereignty . (via USA TODAY)

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For many tenants, leaving is not an option: Surging rents have made it impossible to move. “Unfortunately, I don’t know where else I could go where I would be safer and that I might actually be able to eat and pay my rent,” Phillips said.

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