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How can young Black filmmakers get off this treadmill and onto a path to productive creativity, autonomy, and success?
Find out how with filmmaker and entrepreneur Daniel Alexander who brings his ten-year industry experience and his insight as a manager of Punch Records’ BACK IN programme. Back In is a six-month artist development scheme for early career filmmakers from BME backgrounds. Puch Black Filmmakers In Birmingham
Statistically speaking, the Black British filmmaker doesn’t exist (Creative Skillset, 2016). The truth is this: across the UK there are thousands of British Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) film graduates and self-taught independents running flat-out on a daily treadmill of low-budget music videos and no-budget YouTube promotions.
Meet Daniel Alexander and find out about his journey and join in the panel discussion on Monday 20 November 2017 from 5pm – 7.30pm.

Venue
Parkside Building, Birmingham School of Media, Room P132 (first floor)
Birmingham City University, Parkside Building
5 Cardigan Street
Birmingham
B4 7BD
United Kingdom

The event is free, register for it here.

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