Black Women’s Film Festival Seeks to Combat Negative Stereotypes
(Taylor Media Services) The International Black Women's Film Festival ("IBWFF") has had a reputation for combating the negative stereotyping of Black women in film, media and television since 2000. Now, the organization is inviting others in film and media to do the same!
IBWFF announced last week that it is accepting film and video submissions for its 2009 season. Media makers have until December 31, 2008, to submit their work to the festival without a film submission fee. The festival accepts all categories, short film, feature, experimental, music video, digital media, online films and animation. Interested persons can find more information and get registration applications online at: www.ibwff2009.com .
http://www.ibwff.com/
IBWFF announced last week that it is accepting film and video submissions for its 2009 season. Media makers have until December 31, 2008, to submit their work to the festival without a film submission fee. The festival accepts all categories, short film, feature, experimental, music video, digital media, online films and animation. Interested persons can find more information and get registration applications online at: www.ibwff2009.com .
http://www.ibwff.com/
