TEACHED Short Film Series

 

Loudspeaker Films' signature project is TEACHED, an award-winning series of short documentary films that candidly examine the causes and consequences of race-based opportunity gaps in America with a particular focus on the experiences of African American boys.

The TEACHED films are short (around 10-20 min. each) to serve as provocative conversation starters. TEACHED films have been screened by the U.S. Department of Education, SXSWEdu, React to Film, the Fulbright Association, ASU-GSV Education Innovation Summit, Salesforce, LInkedIn, and numerous film festivals, non-profit organizations and universities (see the full list here). 

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The five TEACHED films released so far —The Path to Prison, The Blame Game, Unchartered Territory, Code Oakland and Think of Calvin—have won a range of film festival awards including from Napa Valley, Harlem, Houston, Canada, (In)Justice for All and Los Angeles Independent. Producer & Director Kelly Amis was awarded the Teach for America Social Innovation Award for creating the series.

 

To learn more about TEACHED films and how you can host a screening, go HERE.

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