San Francisco Black Film Festival XXII “Virtually Possible” Now-August 2, Literally 24-7 — Wright Enterprises
SF Black Film Festival Now Thru August 2
SAN FRANCISCO – June 20, 2020 – PRLog — Posted Courtesy of Wright Enterprises Community Spotlight~~
The San Francisco Black Film Festival “Healing the World One Film at A Time” Goes on “Virtually” With Friends Like Taheim Bryan, Tobias Truvillionof “EQUAL STANDARD,”
Ty Manns, CEO of Manns Mackie Studios and Others.
Note: Hear Taheim Bryan and Tobias Truvillion 7 p.m. Saturday, June 20th speak with Noelle Bellow of KRON4 News (www.kron.com)
San Francisco Black Film Festival XXII’s friends from around the world can dial in literally 24-7 as films “from around the world” screen virtually at www.sfbff.org, today through August 2, 2020. Audiences will get to view emerging filmmakers, Hollywood stars and the gamut with live events popping up as filmmakers’ schedules allow. From new submissions to San Francisco Black Film Festival audience favorites from years past, the offering of 200 films will underscore the mission of @SFBFF, “Healing The World One Film At A Time.”
Schedules are being finalized for creatives from “Equal Standard” that rapper/actor “Treach” announced on “TMZ” Monday. To date writer, producer and co-director Taheim Bryan, who lived many similar scenes in his film #EQUALSTANDARD, and star of the film Tobias Truvillion whose credits include Fox Network’s “Empire” and ABC’s “One Life to Live” are slated to be among @SFBFF’s friends to share their creative experiences with “Live Talk @SFBFF.” Date to be determined. “Equal Standard” is a hard-hitting, streetwise, gritty film written by the former Riker’s Island inmate Bryan and co-directed by Brendan Kyle Cochrane. In addition to Truvillion, film stars include Ice-T, Robert Clohessy, Maurice Benard, Fedro Starr, Anthony ‘Treach’ Criss, Chris Kerson, Byron Clohessy, Syleena Johnson, Hassan Johnson, Audrey Labarthe, Brad Fleischer, James Doherty, Taheim Bryan, Myles Clohessy and La Rivers.
“Equal Standard” Trailer: https://youtu.be/
“Live Talk @SFBFF” on Sunday, June 21st, 4:00 p.m. Father’s Day will headline Manns-Mackie Studios CEO Ty Manns. Visit www.sfbff.orgto view. Terrence “Ty” Manns is a retired US Army Infantry officer and retired corporate executive. In 2013, he took a step out on faith to pursue his passion in creative writing and film production. Today, he is considered by many as one of the leading family and faith screenplay writers in the industry. Ty is the co-founder, President and Chief Executive Officer of Manns Mackie Studios, along with his business partner, Bishop Charles Mackie. Manns Mackie Studios is an independent film production company that specializes in the production of family and faith-based films. His inspirational work includes films that examine the trials and tribulation of life with a focus on how humankind interacts or not, with the Creator. Mann’s film credits include “The 5th Quarter,” “White Water, “Redeemed” and:
“My Brother’s Keeper” directed by Kevan Otto with T. C. Stallings, Keshia Knight Pulliam, Joey Lawrence, Robert Ri’chard, Gregory Alan Williams, Shannen Fields among other stars.My Brother’s Keeper Trailer: https://youtu.be/
“A Question of Faith” directed by Kevan Ottowith Kim Fields, Richard T. Jones,C. Thomas Howell, singer Jaci Valezquez, TC Stallings, and Gregory Alan Williams among other notable actors. “A Question of Faith” Trailer: https://youtu.be/
“The San Francisco Black Film Festival XXII has adjusted to our new reality,” said Kali O’Ray, San Francisco Black Film Festival Co-Director.”
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