African American Women In Cinema is very pleased to announce an the Women In Film Series! 

The event will take place on May 30, 2012 from 6:30pm to 8:00pm at the Showbiz Cafe, located at 19 W. 21st Street in New York City. 


"An Evening with the Founder & CEO of The Spirited Actor, Tracey Moore"
 

 

 

   

  

Tracey Moore Founder and CEO of The Spirited Actor and acting coach to the Stars that include, Terrance J (Think Like A Man), Busta Rhymes, Eve, Missy Elliot, Darius Rucker (Hootie and the Blowfish) and CEE Lo to name a few. She teaches a monologue and scene study class called The Spirited Actor. The highly sought after private coach is also the Star of the hit reality television show, "The Spirited Actor: The Search for Africa's Next Hollywood Star."


Fee: $10.00
(Includes one cup of coffee or tea)
To purchase a ticket for this click here:https://www.ticketriver.com/event/3537-aawic-women-in-film-series 


AAWIC Members Discount Fee $8.00 (Includes one cup of coffee or tea)
*This ticket is available for purchase at the event only*  

 

Networking will be included in each event!  Come meet the industry professionals!






The program is sponsored by Showbiz Cafe and Cordelia Donovan Inc. 

 

 

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About AAWIC

AAWIC is dedicated to providing a platform and showcase for aligning experienced and novice filmmakers, directors, producers, screenwriters and actors.  It is the goal of AAWIC to give artistic women a path to fulfilling their dreams through showcasing their talents, exposure to peers’ interaction, and mentoring by established professionals.

Our Mission

Our goal is to expand, explore and create opportunities for minority women filmmakers within the entertainment industry through:


Enlightenment

To publicize and increase various resources leading to the development of the practical skills necessary to advance in the business of filmmaking and offer them to minority women seeking self-expression through the medium of film.

Entertainment

To showcase the work of talented minority women filmmakers through the production of film festivals, script readings among other developmental projects.

Education

To produce industry panel discussions, workshops, seminars that foster continued learning and nurture growth.

Enterprise

To develop a database of contacts within the film and television industry consisting of writers, producers, directors, actors, tech people and general information that would be accessible to aspiring and working filmmakers.

In addition, African American Women in Cinema recognizes, promotes and encourages diversity and cultural exchange by actively seeking out both creative and business collaboration and alliances with any other organizations that share similar goals and ideals.

 

  

Above, 14th AAWIC FF, Founder, Terra Renee, Eqypt Sherrod, Cordelia Donavan 

 

 Above, 14th AAWIC FF, William "Bill" Mc Creary and Host, Ameliaismoore

   
Above, 14th AAWIC FF, Celia Peters Screenplay Winner, Roxanne Shante, Host Shermain Jeremy




Above, 14th AAWIC FF, Laurens Grant-Emmy Award Winner, Honoree AAWIC 2011 Trailblazer



Above, 14th AAWIC FF, Liz Black/Radio Personality WBLS, WLIB, Host for Opening Night

Contact:

E-mail: info@aawic.org
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