UnShushed! Film Festival

District of Columbia

2001 L Street NW, 20036, Washington, DC, United States

UnShushed! Media

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AtUnShushed! Media Companhwe believe in the power of storytelling toInspire,EducateandTransform. Our focus is on producing Black speculative films and literature that push the boundaries of imagination and redefine the possiblilities of the future. Through our work, we aim to challenge stereotypes, foster inclusion, and provide a platform for underrepresented voices in speculative genres.And we celebrate and support Emerging and Established filmmakers.We are more than a media company;we are a movement. We inviteyou to join us on this journey of discovery and creativity. Whether you are filmmaker, writer, or passionate supporter of Black speculative fiction, there is a place fo you in our community. Together, we can build a future, where every story matters and every voice gets heard. Stay connected with us on social media, sign up for our newletter, and be the first to know about our upcoming events, film releases, and more. Let's create a world where Black imagination knows no bounds.Contact uswww.beautifulwildfilms.orgFounder's BioAmi has a diverse range of experiences both in front of and behind the camera. She has performed in various productions, includingStorm Signalswith the African-American Collective Theater, National Geographic'sThe Real George Washington,ATL HomicideandThe Blacklist.She has also worked as a production assistant, transportation assistant, stand-in, and assistant producer for numerous film and television projects, such asHouse of Cards,Loving, andYin & Yang Mandala of Life.Ami further honed her film production skills at Docs In Progress and American University, where she received her Master of Arts in Communication: Producing Film, Television, and Video in 2018. Tanya's dedication to the craft led her to receive certification for Directing: Core Elements from Sundance Collab earlier this year.Ami's unique perspective and creative approach have earned her recognition and awards. Her short documentary filmBirth! Place?received the 2019 Black Women Cinema Week “Storyteller Award” and was included in The Living Altar exhibition presented by Soil and Shadow, Kalliopeia Foundation, and MoCADA in 2022. Her film,Blue Supper, was shown in LightReel Film Festival 2024. She is currently in production for her short live-action fantasy film,Dogged.