Block Screening for: Blueprint For My People; City of Kings:Atlanta; Earth to KB; F3VER; I Praise the Dance; Space for Sweeter

BLUEPRINT FOR MY PEOPLE is a short film that illuminates the African-American experience by lyrically interweaving spoken-word narration of Margaret Walker’s epic poem, “For My People” with contemporary images and rare 19th century cyanotypes (blue photographic prints known as “blueprints”) of African Americans. By incorporating poetry, cyanotypes, contemporary imagery and graphics, the film captures the struggles of a people—through candid moments—whose lives created the context of American culture.

Blueprint For My People

BLUEPRINT FOR MY PEOPLE is a short film that illuminates the African-American experience by lyrically interweaving spoken-word narration of Margaret Walker’s epic poem, “For My People” with contemporary images and rare 19th century cyanotypes (blue photographic prints known as “blueprints”) of African Americans.

“City of Kings: Atlanta” is a public art origin story. Historian, archivist and educator, Antar Fierce explores the origins of Atlanta’s graffiti culture and its influence on the city’s current street art movement. Featuring interviews with Atlanta writers Sparky Z, Save, Hense and Vayne.

City of Kings: Atlanta

“City of Kings: Atlanta” is a public art origin story. Historian, archivist and educator, Antar Fierce explores the origins of Atlanta’s graffiti culture and its influence on the city’s current street art movement.

Earth to KB is a documentary portrait of KB Brookins: a Black, queer, and trans writer and artist from Texas. The film explores the expansive worlds within KB's poetry, as well as intimate moments shared with their wife, friends, and community in Austin. KB performs selected poems from their collections, Freedom House, and, How To Identify Yourself With a Wound, within the film.

Earth to KB

Earth to KB is a short documentary portrait of KB Brookins: a Black, queer and trans Texas writer manifesting freedom in their present and future.

"F3VER" follows the journey of Andrew "3D Dance Fever" Jones, a native of Bakersfield, who defies societal expectations as a street dancer, high school substance abuse counselor, and globally recognized dance fitness instructor. As Andrew navigates the challenges of his hometown, he discovers the power of dance as a transformative tool, using its rhythms to overcome personal adversity and inspire others. Through movement-based scenes and heartfelt moments of reflection, the film shines a light on Andrew's resilience and showcases the universal language of dance as a means of healing, self-expression, and empowerment.

F3VER

A dance artist with a multifaceted background discovers resilience and empowerment through movement, shaping strength from adversity in a compelling journey of self-discovery and transformation

A woman wrestles with depression and has a decision to make in this dance anthem by Rene Orth performed, directed, and self-produced by opera singer, Raehann Bryce-Davis.

I Praise the Dance

A woman wrestles with depression and has a decision to make in this dance anthem by Rene Orth performed, directed, and self-produced by opera singer, Raehann Bryce-Davis.

Visuals for August Truly's singles "DYGBC" and "Rosita"&nbsp;were created to be as larger than life, from the perspective of a butterfly soaring around August, the dancers, and the lush valley of natural flora surrounding them. The idea was to witness their presence in a pure, uninterrupted way, allowing the beauty of August's music to seamlessly narrate the journey..

Space for Sweeter

Visuals for August Truly's singles "DYGBC" and "Rosita" were created to be as larger than life, from the perspective of a butterfly soaring around August, the dancers, and the lush valley of natural flora surrounding them.

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