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Daughters of Eve Media presents film screenings, hosts panel discussions and curates scholarly film content centering independent and underrepresented Black women filmmakers and diverse audiences. DoE Media has enjoyed a multiyear programming partnership with the American Black Film Festival since 2012, presenting events that showcase filmmakers such as Tracy Heather Strain, Salli Richardson-Whitfield, Ayoka Chenzira, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Jacqueline Olive and numerous other talented directors, producers, film scholars and writers. In conjunction with ABFF, Daughters of Eve Media inaugurated Where We Enter: The Kathleen Collins/ABFF Women’s Initiative, a program that highlights cinematic works by women of color. This effort, undertaken in the spirit of filmmakers such as Euzhan Palcy, Julie Dash and Kasi Lemmons among others, is named for Collins, who was among the first black women to make feature films and was a pioneering and visionary film professor and writer.
Daughters of Eve Media engaged Joan Baker (Society of Voice Arts), Rudy Gaskins (Society of Voice Arts) and Dave Fennoy (award-winning voice actor) in a vibrant discussion about the power of voice as an instrument for telling film and media stories and how to enter and succeed in this market. from pitch to fundraising, to production and advertising. Daughters of Eve Media in conjunction with the Society of Voice Arts and Sciences will explore the ways filmmakers and content creators can enrich their storytelling—and leverage their marketing power—by fully envisioning the endgame before reaching the post-production phase and highlighting the critical value of diverse voices.
The voice of your project or brand, whether expressed through film, podcasts, TV, or social media reels, communicates your story. Bringing this voice to life ultimately falls to the content creator’s choice of the voice actor(s). With carefully guided direction, the voice actor becomes a powerful means for establishing your story concept from pitch to fundraising, to production and advertising. Daughters of Eve Media in conjunction with the Society of Voice Arts and Sciences will explore the ways filmmakers and content creators can enrich their storytelling—and leverage their marketing power—by fully envisioning the endgame before reaching the post-production phase and highlighting the critical value of diverse voices.
From left: Terri Prettyman Bowles, Michelle Materre, Jacqueline Olive, Stacey L. Holman and Michele Prettyman
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