Join us for a powerful screening of Wilmington on Fire, a compelling documentary by director Christopher Everett that explores the untold history of the 1898 Wilmington Massacre—one of the most […]

Starting your own documentary film project can feel overwhelming, but crafting a strong grant application and pitch materials is an essential step to get you on the right path. In this webinar, documentary filmmaker Robie Flores will share the valuable lessons she’s learned from applying for funding and how she used feedback from both successful and unsuccessful rounds to refine her approach and strengthen her voice as an emerging director.

March 26 12:00 PM (EST)

Music cue sheets may seem like an administrative task, but they can have a significant impact on your projects and revenue. Poorly managed cue sheets can lead to legal complications, lost income, and unnecessary stress.

Join Director and Producer Gerald K. Barclay in this webinar for a detailed guide on the crucial role cue sheets play, the benefits they offer, and an overview of other music licensing options you should know about.

Kinema Screening: You Gave Me a Song Kinema Screening: You Gave Me a SongDate: April 16, 2025Location: Kinema Virtual ScreeningJoin us for a special virtual screening of You Gave Me […]

Often, documentary films rely solely on talking heads, verité footage, and archival to tell a story. One of the most compelling ways to improve the visual recipe, to break up the standard visuals of documentary, is to incorporate animation into your film. This webinar will cover animation styles, budgets, methods for building illustrations and visual ideas, storyboarding, DIY animation, when to use animation, when not to use animation, and more.