Lewis was awarded the $750 third prize for “Serving Two Masters,” a video work-in-progress satirically contrasting a rigidly upwardly mobile black with an outspoken black street preacher. Romell Forster-Owens’ “More Than a Game,” a video dealing with a high school student struggling to live up to his father’s expectations, took the second prize of $1,000. This year’s 10 entries revealed that Washington, D.C., is becoming a center for blacks involved in video. Saturday at the Four Star Theater as part of the Black Talkies on Parade Film Festival, honoring actor-athlete Bernie Casey.Įntries were down by at least-two thirds from previous years, suggesting difficulties film makers face in obtaining funding, but the overall quality was up. The award-winning films and videos will be shown at 1:30 p.m. Judging was Saturday at USC’s Davidson Conference Center, and the prizes are to be presented at 7 p.m. There is no charge but donations will help defray costs and help us show a token of appreciation to our volunteer actors.Reginald Hudlin’s “House Party!,” a stylish and witty look at teen-age behavior, won the $1,500 first prize in the fourth annual Black Independent Video and Film-maker’s Awards sponsored by the Black American Cinema Society, the film archives of the Western States Black Research Center. I also wrote One Hot Night, a Stonewall reenactment starring Sylvia Rivera, Marsha P. A guest helps her family (who only know pre-transition- George) learn more than they ever knew about Kathy. The scene opens at the funeral of transgender woman Kathy. The second, Kathy’s Secret, was written by Journey Writer and activist Mel Thomas. Her autobiographical novels bring us to the intersectionality of racism, homophobia, sexism, classism, colorism and culture. The first performance, Raising the Cliff, is a monologue of Michelle Cliff, Jamaican lesbian author.
We didn’t feel we could do that one justice online! Please be informed that the 4th planned event, a gospel ball, has been postponed until it is (Covid) safe to present in person. They will all be presented virtually during the month of September. I’ve attached the flyer advertising the Journey Writers’ September Pride Series of three plays.
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