Places to Visit Online
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Independent Feature Project (IFP)
IFP is a 28-year old, not-for-profit membership and advocacy organization that supports and serves the independent film community by connecting creative talent and the film industry. Wide-reaching programs provide invaluable information, resources, networking and support to filmmakers while promoting film as a vital and influential public art form. |
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Black Film Center Archive
The Black Film Center/Archive was established in 1981 as a repository of films and related materials by and about African Americans. Included are films which have substantial participation by African Americans as writers, actors, producers, directors, musicians, and consultants, as well as those which depict some aspect of black experience. |
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Black Film Research Online
This site provides an overview of University of Chicago resources in Black film, as well historical information, research sites and exhibition venues beyond campus, and a calendar of local news and events. The site also features a description of faculty and student research projects, and a guide to resources on the Web, Black Film Research Online. |
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CODE Z
Code Z highlights black artists and other visual creatives from around the world who push boundaries and push buttons. |
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Film Independent
Film Independent champions the cause of independent film and supports a community of artists who embody diversity, innovation, and uniqueness of vision. |
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Power Up
Power Up's mission is to promote the visibility and integration of gay women in entertainment, the arts, and all forms of media. Realizing the need for a professional organization for women to unite, create, share, grow, learn, give and belong, POWER UP was created and announced National Coming Out Day, October 11, 2000. POWER UP's members are women and men, gay and straight, who share a singular purpose -- to promote diversity by supporting our mission. |
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