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Posted: Fri 07 Jul 2006 18:34 Post subject: A GIRL LIKE ME |
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A Girl Like Me
http://mediathatmattersfest.org/6/a_girl_like_me/
Kiri Davis, Director
Youth Documentary
Winner of the Diversity Award Sponsored by
The Millennium Foundation
Color is more than skin deep for young African-American women struggling to define themselves.
| Quote: | | I knew from an early age that film was a medium I wanted to work in. Through my films I’ve found a way of expressing myself as well as telling the stories that are important to me. At sixteen, I directed my first documentary, A Girl Like Me. Before that, I created numerous short films and attended the New York Film Academy. I would love to pursue a career in filmmaking as well as to explore my passions for acting and writing. I have a love of traveling, which affords me the opportunity to meet new people and explore other cultures. My goal is to develop more projects that will help my community and give a much needed voice to issues that pertain to people of color. I am currently attending Urban Academy, a NYC public high school, and I live with my mother in Manhattan’s Upper West Side. |
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