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Being Black In Toronto’s Canadian Screen Awards Win!
Written By Ivan D. Ossa
Update!!
The Being Black in Toronto directors - Omolola Ajao, Valerie Amponsah, Yasmine Evering - Kerr, Sharine Taylor, Adrian Wallance won for Best Direction, Documentary Series at the Canadian Screen Awards!!
Toronto filmmakers to watch at Reelworld Film Festival
Written By Marina Hanna
These are the latest short films by Toronto-based filmmakers who are just breaking out onto the scene, with a couple of exceptions, namely Richard B. Pierre and Alison Duke, who have been making films in Toronto for some time. The others may only have one or two credits on their IMDB page, but remember their names and more importantly watch their films. As my fellow programmer Sameni puts it, “in an industry where most prefer to take a path that has already been experienced, these promising filmmakers are courageous enough to shape their own way of storytelling.”
OYA Media Group Is Taking Charge Of Their Narrative
article courtesy of broadwayworld.com
The OYA Media Group, headed by ALISON DUKE and NGARDY CONTEH GEORGE is committed to the ongoing support, education and promotion of young Black filmmakers.
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RT @BLKScreenOffice: BSO Shares: Great News! @OYAmediagroup debuts the Chloe Cooley Heritage Minute, produced in partnership with Histor… https://t.co/f1mLHpouqA
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RT @BLKScreenOffice: GREAT NEWS!!!!! We Are Currently Seeking Black Producers for Cannes Festival!!! BSO, with support from… https://t.co/DBuLknBRLg
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RT @therealgoldelox: Congrats to Lu Asfaha @defarmedia and @FonnaTasha, the cast and crew! https://t.co/p3Xy1FAoxt
