New film school launched to find untold Caribbean stories in the UK The venture aims to be a welcoming place for views about British Caribbean stories and lived experiences
The venture aims to be a welcoming place for views about British Caribbean stories and lived experiences
Moor Multidimensional Storytelling, is a four-day film school which aims to use peer-to-peer mentoring to help break down the barriers some black filmmakers may face getting their big break in the industry. “We aim to be an open, collaborative and vulnerable place, where people can come as they are and leave a new breed of storyteller.”
“It will enable those who attend to learn to tell the rich, multi-layered and complex stories of the British Caribbean experience, free-from the well-worn racist tropes and caricatures.”
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