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Atlanta, United States · Multiple structural red flags — exercise caution before submitting
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The HBCU Power Film & TV Festival is an Atlanta-based showcase tied to Morehouse College’s film and media community, highlighting Black and HBCU-connected storytellers and industry professionals. It is notable for centering emerging voices, creating networking and panel opportunities, and positioning HBCU talent as a pipeline to the broader film and television industry.[1][2][4]
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
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