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As we head to Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival - the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette has a nice mention of AMERICAN COUP.

I'll be at the fest alongside Lucy McCauley and Inez Eason from the film and co-director Yoruba Richen as well as the amazing Cameo George from American Experience | PBS and Rachel Raney and Josh Clinard from PBS North Carolina. Let's go!

FILM NOTES: Spa City documentary festival begins | Arkansas Democrat Gazette The 33rd Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival gets under way Friday with the 7 p.m. screening of Marah Strauch and Bryce Leavitt's "Space Cowboy," a look at the life of skydiver and cinematographer Joe Jennings.

NYC friends - please join Yoruba Richen, Peter Miller, Cameo George from American Experience | PBS and other guests at Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library for clips and discussion about AMERICAN COUP!

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"AMERICAN COUP: WILMINGTON 1898" Film Preview & Discussion Join us for a preview and panel discussion of AMERICAN COUP: WILMINGTON 1898 a new documentary from American Experience on PBS.

Have a listen to my co-directing colleague Yoruba Richen talking about our newest film, AMERICAN COUP - soon coming to Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival, Double Exposure Investigative Film Festival and Symposium, NYC events with American Experience | PBS and North Carolina thanks to PBS North Carolina.

Wilmington Massacre of 1898 subject of PBS documentary The PBS program "The American Experience" explores the deadly 1898 massacre of Blacks in Wilmington, N.C., and the takeover of the local government by white supremacists in a documentary titled "The American Coup: Wilmington 1898." Co-director Yoruba Richen talks to WFAE’s Gwendolyn Glenn about th...

Coming to NYC, DC, North Carolina and all across the country on PBS American Experience!!! More details soon!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOPBRao0Q5s

Shout out to my co-director Yoruba Richen, our producer Artemis Serina Fannin, our editor Michelle Chang, our DP Keith Walker, our EPs Cameo George and Rachel Raney, writer Peter Miller, producer Josh Clinard and the team at PBS North Carolina as well as our amazing post house Hell's Color Kitchen and assistant editor Brittany Jordan Bierly. Let's go!

Promo | AMERICAN COUP: WILMINGTON 1898 | AMERICAN EXPERIENCE | PBS AMERICAN COUP: WILMINGTON 1898 tells the little-known story of a deadly race massacre and carefully orchestrated insurrection in North Carolina’s largest cit...

News is out - premiere of our new film, AMERICAN COUP: WILMINGTON 1898 will be at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival in October! Delighted to have directed again with the awesome Yoruba Richen. Many thanks to American Experience | PBS, Rachel Raney and the team at PBS North Carolina, our writer Peter Miller, our editor Michelle Chang and our amazing animator and all things graphics, Xavier Ruffin!

Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival To Premiere ‘American Coup: Wilmington 1898,’ Honor Director Steve James, Showcase James Carville, Adam Kinzinger, Luther Vandross Films The Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival has announced its 2024 lineup, highlighted by world premieres and a tribute to filmmaker Steve James.

Lovely article - get to know 371 Productions's producer and Sundance fellow Artemis Serina Fannin!

Artemis Fannin's journey to becoming a Sundance Fellow Atlanta local Artemis Fannin was recently selected to participate in the 2024 Sundance Women to Watch x Adobe Fellowship.

Congratulations to Artemis Serina Fannin, 371 Productions's managing producer -- what an honor!!!

Atlanta film producer named to Sundance fellowship class Atlanta film producer Artemis Fannin is one of eight women participating in a Sundance fellowship.

This just fu***ng sucks. Sucks. It's horrible for our industry and horrible for audiences. I feel beyond lucky to have worked with Participant on our Messwood film and to have know the late great Diane Weyermann for over 25 years. My heart goes out to everyone at the company - absolutely the finest in the business. Devastated.

Participant Shutting Down Operations After 20 Years: Film Studio Was Behind Oscar Winners ‘Spotlight,’ ‘Green Book’ (EXCLUSIVE) Jeff Skoll's Participant is shutting down after 20 years, leaving a library including Oscar winners "Spotlight and "Green Book."

We are so excited to announce that our social impact campaign for “When Claude Got Shot” won TWO this season! The Anthem Awards, defining a new benchmark for social impact work awarded us GOLD for Non-Profit Campaign and the silver award for Local Community Engagement.

Big thanks to our dedicated film team, The League () who drove this campaign, and our community partners. When we work together, we can help end the epidemic of gun violence with solutions rooted in compassion, community, healing, and justice. Head to the link in bio to learn more about our impact campaign.

Friends! I hope you can make time to watch COST OF INHERITANCE from award winning filmmaker Yoruba Richen - premiere's tonight on PBS and will be viewable in a multitude of ways afterwards. This film will take you deep into the issue of reparations through personal stories and a look at a variety of ways that reparations can come to have meaning in our lives and in our country. Please share!

https://worldchannel.org/press/article/america-reframed-cost-of-inheritance-coming- 2024/ #:~:text=The%20documentary%20examines%20how%20reparations,reparations%2C%20restitution%20and%20restoration%20today.

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It is such a pleasure to work with the wonderful Yoruba Richen on documentaries. Here is a podcast hosted by another wonderful filmmaker, Tom Casciato - talking to us about what it is like to be independents, used to making all of our decisions, then working with the journalistic standards commanded by the series FRONTLINE | PBS - led by the incomparable Raney Aronson. Hear how we made editorial decisions and learned how to combine journalism and storytelling thoughtfully and effectively.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2fPj1JFtZbHCHHDyw3EfHe

Yoruba Richen & Brad Lichtenstein Listen to this episode from The Thousand Roads Podcast on Spotify. What’s it like for independent doc filmmakers, accustomed to making all their own decisions, to work with a top-notch doc series like PBS’s Frontline, with its strict journalistic guidelines? That’s the main topic I discuss wit...