Learn the ins and outs of TV and film production from the worlds top black content creators. Episodes are released every Monday.
Black Film Space is a non profit organization dedicated to enhancing the careers of black filmmakers.
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Learn the ins and outs of TV and film production from the worlds top black content creators. Episodes are released every Monday.
Black Film Space is a non profit organization dedicated to enhancing the careers of black filmmakers.
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In our latest episode we are joined by Warren Drummond, a storyboard artist. Warren has worked on Agents of SHIELD, Nightcrawler & Fences. He walks us through the storyboarding process, industry standards & his strategy when it comes to overcoming difficult scenes.
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In our latest episode, we interview an incredible Colorist, Editor & Director. Harry Locke the IV, has worked on 'When They See Us Now', X-Men: Days of Future Past & Tangerine. We talk about the work flow process of colorists, using intuition to improve your skill set & communication tips with editors.
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IG: @Socal_hal
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In our latest episode, we interview Dreux Dougall, a Writers and Showrunners Assistant. Dreux has worked on Lovecraft Country and Central Park.
We talk about what it takes to be a writer's assistant, the benefits of the Writers Assistant Network Workshop, and how her screenwriting has improved by being a writers assistant.
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In our latest episode, we interview Teniece Divya Johnson, an intimacy coordinator. Teniece is known for their work on Pose, Succession and Mr. Robot. We talk about the importance of intimacy coordinators, actors' consent, tips for screenwriters writing sex scenes and much more.
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In our latest episode, we interview Hannah Beachler, an Oscar Award Winner and Production Designer about her journey from being a set decorator to world building sets such as Black Panther.
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twitter.com/@chinchilla1970
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We interview Para Shardé, an Atlanta based make up artist.
Para has worked on Boomerang, Greenleaf, and Nobody’s Fool.
We talk with Para about her come up, her work flow process, hiring make up artists and much more.
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We interview Dawn Gilliam, a script supervisor and teacher.
Dawn has worked on the latest Star Wars trilogy, Black Panther, Boyz in Hood, and many more of your favorite films and TV shows.
We talk with Dawn about her work flow process, working with new directors, her online course entitled 'The Art of Continuity' and much more.
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We interview Jen Farris, an Atlanta based location scout.
Jen has worked on American Soul, Being Mary Jane, and What Men Want and recently she became a Location Managers Guild board member.
We talk with Jen about her work flow process, taking photos while scouting, and building relationships with the location homeowners.
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We interview Rachel Moseley-Wood, a lecturer in Film Studies and Literature at the University of West Indies, Mona, Jamaica.
Rachel published the book 'Show Us as We Are: Place, Nation & Identity in Jamaican Film' and more recently she has been researching colonial film in the British West Indies and charting the film culture of the 1950s.
We talk to Rachel about the significance of cinema in the 1950's Caribbean in regards to nation formation, the origins of the Jamaican Film Unit, how films were distributed and much more.
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We interview Darious Britt, a director, screenwriter, actor and consultant.
Darious’ YouTube Channel, D 4 Darious, which focuses on tips, skill development, and DIY Filmmaking has amassed 394,000 subscribers. He also wrote and directed a feature film entitled ‘Unsound’ which he won best Director at the Pan African Film Festival in 2015.
We talk with Darious about the importance of skill development, the first camera and lense you should purchase, making films without crew members and much more.
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