Monthly Archives: June 2016

#BLACKLOVEMATTERS FILM CHALLENGE

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CARIBBEAN TALES & BLACK DADDIES CLUB PRESENTS

#BLACKLOVEMATTERS FILM CHALLENGE

Short Film Competition

An international film contest for short films which address black masculinity and black love. Not enough films are created with fully developed, authentic portrayals of the diverse experiences of Black Love. This challenge was inspired in collaboration with the Black Daddies Club and was designed to provide a platform for narratives of Black Men, Black Love, and Black Masculinity, in all of their many forms.
What does Black Love mean to you or Why is Black Love important to you?

PRIZES:

  • Cinema Spotlight Award from The Africa Channel: $1,500 USD
  • Screening at CaribbeanTales International Film Festival 2016

REQUIREMENTS:

– Must be created/produced/acted in by creators of color from the Caribbean Region and African Diaspora
– 1-5 minutes long
– Any genre
– Content must be appropriate for all audiences

SPONSORS/PARTNERS:

The Black Daddies Club – Presenting Partner
The Africa Channel – Presenting Sponsor
Black In Canada – Community Partner

Want to enter? REGISTER with CaribbeanTales-TV, fill out the attached form and upload your film.

All films are subject to approval before being added to the CaribbeanTales-TV SCREENING ROOM for voting.

SUBMIT TO #BLACKLOVEMATTERS

Black Daddies Club partners with G.R.I.P to wish you a Happy Father’s Day

Black Daddies Club has partnered with G.R.I.P. ( Grassroots International Productions) Media Inc. G.R.I.P. is a Canadian Production company based in Toronto that aims to produce authentic narratives that reflect the diversity around the globe.
We have decided to partner with G.R.I.P. this Father’s Day to put out real-life narratives and experiences that black fathers can relate to while celebrating the important work that we do.
 
Thank you to all the fathers who play a role to all your children’s lives. To the fathers who are not able to play a role in your children’s lives, no matter what the reason, we see you, we appreciate you and we love you.
 

Happy Father’s Day, from the Black Daddies Club