Our mission is to provide online film production and digital literacy programs for girls interested in pursuing a career path in television, film, animation, and digital media. The film will center around the leaders of Wakanda who fight to protect their nation in the wake of King T’Challa’s death.Īt Black Girl Film School (BGFS), we’re future-driven. Academy Award-nominated director Ryan Coogler is once again taking the helm behind the camera.
Wakanda Forever is the superhero film sequel to the box-office hit Black Panther (2018) which earned $1.34 billion. Its programs are offered virtually and free of charge, and a number of its alum have gone on to achieve recognition and success at the college and university level and beyond. BGFS students are taught the necessary skills that include craft as well as the business of filmmaking while fostering an environment of thoughtful collaboration. It offers a robust, inclusive learning community for girls and young women of diverse backgrounds. Black Girl Film School is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational foundation based in Los Angeles. Tickets for the screening event range from $10 to $100 (VIP), with proceeds going toward supporting BGFS’s critical mission and ongoing programs and can be purchased online. “At the same time, this is a chance to drive home our mission and give back to the film community with this very special event that promises to have something for everyone.” “We’re extremely excited for the chance for our community to come together and see another example of how representation matters and truly celebrate our vision being fulfilled on the big screen,” said BGFS Founder Jayda Imanlihen. The screening will take place at Universal Cinema AMC at CityWalk Hollywood in Los Angeles, California, on Saturday, November 12, at 3 pm PST. Black Girl Film School (BGFS) is proud to announce a private screening of Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever which will support the BGFS community.
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