Marques Lawrence Sharper Jr bad luck having perpetual bad haircut has gotten worse because he has to contend with this foolishness on a day to day basis.

Marques Lawrence Sharper Jr attends a house party

A poetic response to street harassment. by Nuala Cabral

The Jesus in the Street Evangelism team lends a helping hand on the streets of downtown Philadelphia.

A young man sells his soul to the devil & through divine intervention escapes the trap By Chanta Barrett

Two young women find themselves in the center of a bizarre competition rooted in cultural appropriation.

A showcase of various forms of media that highlight the diverse richness of Black life in America, created by Eboni Zamani and other Philly artists.

Mixed media program that highlights creative and informative locally produced shorts.

A curated program of short films, short documentaries, music videos, film trailers by independent Black artists.

A short visual film about embracing change by Jos Duncan

FSF's newest short film 'Just Cake', the story of a tennis pro turned baking influencer

Created by PhillyCAM members and staff, The fable follows DJ Kayla, the mixologist, as she learns that patience is a virtue and good things come to those who wait.

Team PhillyCAM: About a recently deceased couple that find themselves on a game show to find out what's next for them in the afterlife.

Part of the Philadelphia 48 Hour Film Project. A man's Augmented Universally Networked Technology or A.U.N.T finds a meaningful connection with his girlfriend.

Follow one 'alternative fact' as its warped ever further through its many iterations

Unlikely hero Sean takes on evil Castcom

Two people in a bar decide whether or not they want to get to know each other.

A sleeping couple reacts to a late-night home invasion.

Best friends Aaliyah and Sam enter their sophomore year of college with the expectation that their relationship would always be a given. An LGBTQ+ short film.

Experimental documentation of a grieving family attending three different funerals, two sisters & a brother, who all passed away within months of each other & are buried side by side in rural Jenkins, Kentucky.

Cultivating & amplifying the voices of Baltimore youth through media arts. Providing Baltimore youth & communities with the media education & resources to represent themselves.

An advocacy program for youth housed at Juvenile Law Center to raise awareness and skills around helping older youth in the foster care system achieve permanent connection to loving adults/family

Children are taught about the alphabets A, B, C, D, E, F, and how to write the alphabet capital K.

A facilitated conversation with subject-matter experts from GALEI and Y-HEP about Physical, Sexual, and Mental Health and Wellness

A walk with Sean O'Mahoney of WINK (We're Inventing a New Kensigton) to clean up the neighborhood.

Pulls back the curtain on the plastic pollution headlines, revealing the true causes and consequences of the global plastics crisis.

Visit a special tree in Germantown, make dye from its hulls, and create fabric for a Fibonacci quilt. Celebrate fall leaves with an ecoprint party and listen for the sounds of autumn winds.

Aleta shares her testimony of overcoming sexual abuse and heartbreaking trials and tribulations.

Wagner Park Grand Prix race Part1 with Michael Knight, Remote Control Guru

What Philadelphians should be looking for from the next Mayor.

An interview with Public Policy scholar & columnist Jemille Q Duncan discussing political events that occurred over this past year 2022 and how these events affect the citizens of Philadelphia

What does it mean to be Indigenous. Discussion on various topics regarding the BIPOC and the Philadelphia community at large.

Karen Walker, Host dialogues with featured guest Shellie Biviens, Licensed Cosmetologist

Live entertainment interviewing musicians who perform and dance along with DJ. Hosted by Erie Mosley Featuring Coby Jackk & Valerie Ford

media literacy week event features clips and discussion with 3 media makers whose creative choices, topics, and program structure help build community power.

Unlikely hero Sean takes on evil Castcom

explains the environmental impacts of data centers and why we need to rethink the energy, water, and waste intensive model of cloud computing.

Stories gathered over an extended period of intimate conversations with four Philadelphians who represent a wide range of lived experiences as immigrants and migrants Commissioned by the Philadelphia Museum of Art as a part of ‘New Grit: Art & Philly Now.’

The purpose of this show is to promote peace and anti gun violence through a variety of music performances around the world to aid in World Peace collaboratives with musical artists world wide.

Grown Folks Dancin

Earl Weeks interviews Ms. Barbara Barksdale about her reenacting and the founding of Midland Cemetery, which was built on the power of media and community involvement.

A short film based on the lack of resources, funding, and issues facing public education and the arts.

Four films about individuals looking back at key moments that impacted or shaped their lives moving forward.

Troy Ramos, interdisciplinary artist, 'Moving in Shorter Thoughts,' audio/visual installation Off the Screen at Ann Arbor Film Festival, March 21-26, 2023.