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Priscilla Igwe

Location:
United Kingdom
Languages:
English
Issues:
Disability Rights, Education, Racial Injustice, Economic Injustice, Women and Girls, Aging, Human Rights
Expertise:
Impact Producing, Consulting
Cultural/racial identity:
Black African
Self identification:
Female

Bio

Filmmaker/Impact Producer Priscilla has spent over a decade in film exhibition within the Black media sector. She is currently the Managing Director of The New Black Film Collective (TNBFC) – a nationwide network of film exhibitors, educators and programmers of Black representation on screen. She has diversified the organisation into Production, Exhibition, Distribution, Education and PR. Since 2011, Priscilla has established a regular film club, an annual Black History Month programme and worked on the last 6 BFI Blockbuster seasons. The aim is to become the UK’s top agency and resource for Black film and eventually operate on a global level. In 2015, TNBFC became the first Black female-led organisation to distribute a film in the UK with Dear White People. The focus for TNBFC is on building a circuit of commercial and community cinemas that will curate a diverse range of titles from the African diaspora. In 2022, TNB XPO was launched - a showcase for Black excellence in Film and High End TV at Picturehouse Central. I: www.instagram.com/TNBFC T: www.twitter.com/TNBFC F: www.facebook.com/TheNewBlackFilmCollective E: priscilla@tnbfc.co.uk W: www.tnbfc.co.uk