The Black Film Symposium – “I Got a Story to Tell” is a powerful celebration of Black filmmaking, storytelling, and cultural expression. This immersive event brings together filmmakers, writers, students, and film lovers for a day dedicated to Black cinema. It highlights stories that reflect the depth, resilience, and creativity of the Black experience. Attendees step into a space where representation and artistic vision take center stage. It’s a day designed to honor voices that deserve to be heard.
The symposium features screenings of independent films, documentaries, shorts, and emerging work from Black creators. Panel discussions and Q&A sessions allow guests to engage directly with directors, actors, and industry professionals. Workshops offer insights into filmmaking, storytelling techniques, and navigating the film industry. Each segment encourages learning, inspiration, and creative growth. The event blends education with artistic appreciation in every moment.
More than a film showcase, I Got a Story to Tell is a cultural experience rooted in community and connection. It creates a platform for truth, identity, and storytelling that reflects the richness of Black life. Attendees leave with a renewed appreciation for the power of narrative in shaping culture. The symposium inspires collaboration and fuels future generations of Black filmmakers. It’s a day where stories come alive and creativity thrives.