*UTAH PREMIERE* The extraordinary life of SOUL Magazine publisher, Regina Jones, is one not only shaped by history, but also one that made history.

*UTAH PREMIERE* Still Working 9 to 5 is a documentary that explores the still-relevant gender disparity in today’s workplace and society.

A virtual craft-focused conversation with the director of the recent documentary, The Body Politic, Gabriel Francis Paz Goodenough, and peace activist, Erricka Bridgeford, who is featured in the film. We will discuss the making of a profile piece about a political figure and how film can be used as a pathway to change.

This Pitch Panel will host local filmmakers and pitch experts who will illuminate best practices for effectively pitching your film in order to gain resources, funding, and support for your project. We will explore best practices, do’s and don’ts of pitching, and hear and see examples from these seasoned producers and directors.

Do you have a great film concept that you are seeking funding and resources for? It all begins with a pitch. This Pitch Workshop will help you create an effective pitch and empower you to pitch your film with confidence.

Jimmy and Everly just discovered that they’re pregnant and accidentally opened a portal to another planet, unleashing biologically engineered aliens upon the town of “Blue River.” It’s now up to these small town lovers to fight the invasion, or their home, planet and relationship will be annihilated.

*UTAH PREMIERE* Join or Die is a film about why you should join a club — and why the fate of America depends on it.

An in-person craft-focused conversation with the director of the recent documentary, Join or Die, Rebecca Davis. Together, we will discuss the unique questions her film poses and specifically explore the research process for documentary filmmaking.

Aunt Cynthia, a music history buff, helps her niece Lauren learn about the music genres that were born and formed by African American history and culture.