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Journey of an African Colony (trailer)
“Journey of an African Colony is a documentary that takes us through a timeline of how Nigeria was formed. From the colonial masters to the founding fathers, truths will be told, myths will be debunked and tables will be broken. Now streaming” via Youtube link
https://www.instagram.com/p/CLK-l2upca3/?igshid=mgdg0zz4j7ag
PBS Announces Open Call for Emerging Filmmakers
PBS Announces Open Call for Emerging Filmmakers
ARLINGTON, VA; February 2, 2021 — Today during its Winter Press Tour, PBS announced an open call for submissions for long and short form films by next generation content creators. This initiative will further amplify the voices of diverse/BIPOC producers across public media, inviting submissions that explore a broad range of experiences, perspectives and points of view.
Whether in the early concept stages of developing a film or nearing completion with final edits, PBS will offer funding support to the top entries, determined by editorial criteria. Upon completion, selected projects may be distributed across PBS platforms such as PBS.org and PBS Digital Studios, and/or broadcast through PBS’s national and local schedules.
With this open call, PBS will elevate and fund the next generation of diverse filmmakers. This effort coincides with PBS’s continued work to support a broad coalition of multicultural media makers—such as its long-standing partnerships with ITVS, POV, World Channel, Latino Public Broadcasting, Black Public Media, Vision Maker Media, Pacific Islanders in Communications, and the Center for Asian American Media.
This year alone, PBS has committed over half of its 2021 primetime schedule to include diverse on-screen talent and/or address subject matter related to diversity and inclusion. As a system that serves every person in every community, representing the full range of the American experience is— and always has been—core to PBS’s work.
"At PBS, we are always looking to amplify the untold stories of America. We believe that every part of the story— from who is in it, to who is making it, to how it gets made— is important,” said Sylvia Bugg, Chief Programming Executive and General Manager, General Audience Programming at PBS. “This open call is a way for us to reach unique content creators whose work can foster dialogue and encourage engagement across the public media system.”
Bugg made the open call announcement during PBS’s virtual Television Critics Association Press Tour, in which she led a panel entitled “The Future of American Storytelling,” and highlighted the importance of the next generation of filmmakers. The panel featured Bernardo Ruiz, director, VOCES “Latino Vote: Dispatches from the Battleground;" Ursula Liang, director and producer, INDEPENDENT LENS “Down a Dark Stairwell;” Sara Wolitzky, producer, McGee Media and director, NOT DONE: WOMEN REMAKING AMERICA; and Stacey L. Holman, producer, THE BLACK CHURCH: THIS IS OUR STORY, THIS IS OUR SONG.
Full details and criteria of the open call will be released on March 1 via PBS social channels and on PBS.org.
https://www.pbs.org/about/about-pbs/blogs/news/pbs-announces-open-call-for-emerging-filmmakers/
Get to know 2021 Sundance Film Festival filmmakers Ciara Lacy (THIS IS THE WAY WE RISE) and Christopher Makoto Yogi (I WAS A SIMPLE MAN) in this informal Q&A between artists as part of #SuiteVC. The pair will go through at least 21 questions to prompt their reflections on Hawaii, film fandom, comfort foods and more. Visual Communications is proud to be an allied partner organization of #Sundance. Join us for more events at our virtual venue SUITE VC, as part of Sundance's virtual Main Street in Park City. (Courtesy Visual Communications)
Oculus Connect 4 – Oculus Launch Pad
While Oculus is mostly known for producing hardware like the Oculus Rift and the upcoming Oculus Go and Santa Cruz headsets, the company also works closely with a number of developers and content creators to produce new virtual reality (VR) experiences. This is the impetus behind the Oculus Launch Pad, as promoted at the Oculus Connect event.
Launch Pad is aimed at helping promising VR content creators develop and market their ideas, particularly creators from marginalised groups whose different perspectives can create a richer range of VR content. Oculus finds these candidates through an application process, then brings them to a two-day boot camp.
The boot camp, held at the Oculus and Facebook headquarters at Menlo Park get a free Samsung Gear VR headset, along with hands-on courses that help support their interest in VR, followed by continued support and mentoring as the candidates continue to develop their ideas.
As said by Oculus themselves: “VR is for everyone, and the best way to grow a vibrant content ecosystem with mass appeal is to incorporate the full range of unique perspectives from our development community.”
Full details for the 2018 Launch Pad applications have not been released, but further details can be found on the Oculus website. A video presentation is available to view below.
VRFocus itself helped sponsor a similar event geared towards helping promote diversity in the VR field. As always, more details and further new on VR events will be here once they become available.
from VRFocus http://ift.tt/2xV9OjJ
We discuss Denis Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049 on The Film Stage Show.
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Lena Waithe poses with the award for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for “Master of None” during the 69th Emmy Awards at the Microsoft Theatre on September 17, 2017 in Los Angeles, California
“Sitting on the stoop is such a New York thing,” Kadir Nelson, the artist behind this week’s cover, says. He lives in Los Angeles but has fond memories of the Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn, from his days as a student at Pratt Institute. “Brownstones, stoops, leaves turning: that’s fall in New York, and I was also thinking about all the sweet moments I’ve had with my daughters.”
The 20 best, worst and most WTF moments from this year’s Emmys.
Sam Shepard and Brooke Adams on the set of Terrence Malick’s American masterpiece Days of Heaven, released on this day in 1978. 🌱
AMD Discusses Future of Virtual Reality and why They’re key Players
VRFocus caught up with AMD at VRLO in London. AMD have been supporting REWIND for a very long time and helped companies showcase their content on their graphics cards (GPU’s) and portable VR custom workspaces. The various Armari workstations that are virtual reality (VR) ready came in various cases and colours.
Robert Jamieson from AMD says that VR is very important to AMD who produce GPU’s and central processing units (CPU’s) for many devices, consoles and systems such as the PlayStation, Xbox and Apple’s new iMac. A faster GPU enables more realistic content, and Jamieson believes that AMD is doing a great job as a key player in the virtual reality market. “People don’t realise the software is important it gives you the environment, but you need the tools. Which is the API, which is the stuff that’s wrapped around so you can be in a 3D environment, but you also need the hardware.”
Watch the video below to find out what you need from a GPU for the best VR experience for you (which is different if you want to game versus B2B), how the next generation of consoles use their GPU’s to be VR capable, as well as how AMD compete with competitors like Intel.
from VRFocus http://ift.tt/2ux3ZZK
Enter a new dimension in the first trailer for Ava DuVernay’s A Wrinkle in Time.
The 10 most WTF moments from ABC’s Dirty Dancing.
