Firelight Media Cool Down | Beyond Resilience x BlackStar Film Festival
On Thursday, August 4 from 12–3pm in Annenberg Plaza in Philadelphia, Firelight Media hosted a Beyond Resilience Cool Down event at BlackStar Film Festival. Firelight Media’s Interim Documentary Lab Director Sabaah Folayan and Documentary Lab alum Sian-Pierre Regis hosted this pop-up, where the filmmaking community enjoyed frozen delights from our ice cream truck, created moments in our photo booth, wound down with a cold drink, and turned up with a DJ set by BB Basura.
For a full list of Firelight Media-related events at the 2022 BlackStar Film Festival, visit our Medium page.
Case Study: Songs From The Hole
Join Firelight Media via YouTube Live for a case study of the acclaimed documentary visual album 'Songs From The Hole.'
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Black Music as Resistance | Beyond Resilience x BlackStar Film Festival
Join Firelight Media at BlackStar Film Festival in Philadelphia for a panel discussion on Black music as resistance.
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Black Media Legacy: Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future | Beyond Resilience x BlackStar Film Festival
Join Firelight Media at BlackStar Film Festival in Philadelphia for a panel discussion on Black media legacy.
Case Study: unseen
A case study of Set Hernandez's documentary 'unseen.'
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Owning Distribution | Beyond Resilience
Join Firelight Media and Distribution Advocates to discuss two newly published case studies on independent documentary distribution.
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Our State of the Union: Documentary Industry Leaders on What Comes Next
Join Firelight Media and MacArthur Foundation at Sundance Film Festival for a panel discussion and reception featuring doc industry leaders.
A Part Of/Apart From | Beyond Resilience x Hawai'i International Film Festival
Firelight Media presented a special edition of our Beyond Resilience series at the Hawai'i International Film Festival.
The Black Movie House as Refuge | Beyond Resilience
Join Firelight Media on YouTube Live for a conversation with the visionaries behind the most exciting Black-run movie theaters in the U.S.
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