Visual artist Annalee Davis works around issues of post-plantation economies by engaging with the landscape of Barbados where she lives. Working at the intersection of biography and history, she has been making and showing her work regionally and internationally since the early nineties. She was in residence at Delfina Foundation, London, UK in August 2016…
Alison Saunders-Franklyn is a Barbadian/Trinidadian who has written and produced corporate and public education television programming over the last twenty years. A graduate of Syracuse University with a Masters in Television Production and the University of the West Indies with an MBA, she successfully completed her first feature film, Hit For Six! Along with many…
Lockward is a German-Dominican writer, journalist and filmmaker. Since 1996 she has produced, directed and conducted cultural TV programs and has been a political reporter in the Caribbean region. Her first documentary film, “Allen Report: Retracing Transnational African Methodism” was nominated for the La Silla Awards (2017). In addition, it was the first Dominican film…
Born and raised in London to Jamaican parents, Susanne Kirlew has been a vegetarian for over 25 years. Her British/Jamaican heritage is reflected in her cooking and baking. Though England is her home, she has also lived in Jamaica, Thailand and Crete. Apart from traveling, Susanne also enjoys trying new and creative vegetarian recipes. She…
Storr has more than a decade of experience in media, working as a journalist in the Bahamas and Michigan, where she also worked as a television producer. She taught in the communications department of both North Carolina State University and North Carolina Central University before coming to Penn State in 2005. In 2012-13, she served…
Lana Lovell began directing in earnest five years ago, after working as a researcher and producer in news and current affairs. Lana’s most recent documentary Resilience: stories of single black mothers screened at film festivals including the Mid Atlantic Black Film Festival in Atlanta. Read an Interview with Lana Lovell WATCH RESILIENCE[ess_grid alias=”march-women”]
Judith Falloon Reid is a missionary at heart whose free spirit has led her into the lives and homes of many hurting people as a ministry worker, writer, filmmaker, and speaker. Professionally, she is a marketing consultant with over 30 years experience. Born and raised in Jamaica, Judith is writer and lead director of Jamaica’s…
A Filmmaker from Trinidad & Tobago, she made her debut with the short film George and the Bicycle Pump at the Toronto International Film Festival, an official selection for Planet Africa. This short won Best Short Film at the Decibel Short Film competition Trinidad 2002 among other films she has made. Studied communication & cinema…
Executive Producer, Gbassa D’ Acosta has set the stage to be a major player in the Television and Digital Distribution industry. She has studied the art of mass distribution via media to tailor it to her own brand of “reverse syndication”. While others clamor to become the next “big show”, Gbassa is setting the stage…
Renee Pollonais is a graduate of the UWI/St.Augustine campus film programme and has many poignant short films under her belt. WATCH QUIET DESPERATION[ess_grid alias=”march-women”]