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December 3, 2021
Firelight Media has announced the latest cohort of fellows chosen for the Firelight Documentary Lab, the non-profit organization’s mentoring program. Starting with the 2021-23 group, Firelight Media will offer a $25,000 ...
December 1, 2021
Realscreen is thrilled to announce the induction of two veteran TV executives into the Realscreen Hall of Fame, and the presentation of a special award of distinction to a major ...
May 6, 2021
Skip to main content Currently Reading Stanley Nelson on Persistence, Mentorship, and Why BIPOC Filmmakers Are a Shot in the Arm to the Documentary Industry Christopher Vourlias, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Having chronicled countless landmark moments in African-American history, acclaimed documentary filmmaker Stanley Nelson (“The Black Panthers,” “The Murder of Emmett Till”) understands the stakes at a time when both the culture at large, as well as the documentary industry, are...
April 30, 2021
Firelight Media set to open call for submissions for its Documentary Lab Harlem-based production company Firelight Media, founded by Peabody and Emmy award-winning filmmaker Stanley Nelson, is set to begin its call for entries for the upcoming edition of its Documentary Lab ... April 30, 2021 Harlem-based production company Firelight Media...
December 21, 2020
Realscreen’s Trailblazers 2020: Stanley Nelson on keeping the fire burning Truly, the events of 2020 have forced many working in the unscripted and non-fiction screen content industry to act as trailblazers, and find innovative solutions to deal with unprecedented challenges. ... December 21, 2020 Truly, the events of 2020 have forced ma...
December 16, 2020
Skip to main content Currently Reading San Antonio artist behind famed Ku Klux Klan painting the subject of a short film on PBS American Masters YouTube FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Vincent Valdez works on an eight-panel painting of a modern-day Ku Klux Klan gathering, in his studio in San Antonio in 2016.Michael Stravato /NYTShow MoreShow Less 2of2 San Antonio-based filmmaker Ray Santisteban, whose latest film, "Vincent Valdez: The Beginning is Near," is part of a series of online profiles of con...