International Black Film Festival of Nashville (IBFFN) 2011
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Our mission is « Through the art of film, we celebrate the richness, diversity and creativity of storytelling for the cultural enrichment, progression and education of communities worldwide. »
The International Black Film Festival of Nashville (IBFFN), established in 2006, founded by Chief Executive Officer and Owner Hazel Joyner Smith is a collaboration of dedicated professionals who support the need for a community effort to bring African-American and other Communities together to showcase their work as emerging and skilled independent filmmakers, actors, composers, screenwriters, directors and other film industry professionals. « Defining Our Stories, Transforming the Image » as its organizational theme, IBFFN strives to insure culturally accurate depictions in film with special emphasis on providing a forum for unheard, unseen and unknown viewpoints, and to showcase the rich creativity and diversity found in communities of color locally, nationally and internationally.
The International Black Film Festival of Nashville (IBFFN), established in 2006, founded by Chief Executive Officer and Owner Hazel Joyner Smith is a collaboration of dedicated professionals who support the need for a community effort to bring African-American and other Communities together to showcase their work as emerging and skilled independent filmmakers, actors, composers, screenwriters, directors and other film industry professionals. « Defining Our Stories, Transforming the Image » as its organizational theme, IBFFN strives to insure culturally accurate depictions in film with special emphasis on providing a forum for unheard, unseen and unknown viewpoints, and to showcase the rich creativity and diversity found in communities of color locally, nationally and internationally.
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