Black Women Film Network (BWFN) – The Black Women Film Network was established in 1997 for the sole purpose of preserving the voice of Black women through film.

BLACK WOMEN
FILM NETWORK

Established in 1997 as the Black Women Film Preservation Project, the organization was founded to preserve the voice of Black women in film and increase the numbers of women of all cultures in the entertainment industry. Rebranded as The Black Women Film Network (BWFN), our mission is to empower women of color to “tell the untold stories” through feature films, documentaries, television and digital media. We provide effective programs that develop film entrepreneurs, engage new audiences and bring awareness to the positive portrayal of women of color.

WHAT CAN WE OFFER

Membership

Join our effort to increase the number of women of color in film and television.

Scholarships

Offered to aspiring young women of color for the opportunity to pursue a career in film and television.

Events

Check back regularly for our upcoming events.

Screenings

Regular screenings to showcase some great films.

Workshops

Various workshops are planned throughout the year.

Honors

BWFN recognizes numerous individuals in film annually.

WHY WE EXIST

We educate, empower and inform.

We celebrate, connect and cultivate.

A 501(c)3 non-profit, BWFN provides student scholarships, hosts screenings and workshops, and honors individuals who have excelled in this difficult industry. We prepare women for work in the film industry. Our organization has given thousands of dollars in scholarships to women pursuing careers in film, broadcast and related areas.