RESOURCES.
HUE You Know is a 11,000+ member production resource group for media professionals of color
A team of Allies and Black post creatives who are working together to create opportunities, educate post departments and build relationships.
Podcast Series about entertainment decision makers, celebrities, creators and beyond discuss discuss how to fix Hollywood.
An initiative advocating for over 3,300 women and non-binary people of color working in the documentary film industry around the world.
Array is an independent film distribution and resource collective. Our work is dedicated to the amplification of independent films by people of color and women filmmakers globally.
StaffMeUp has partnered with Diversity Advocacy Organizations to ensure that job opportunities are widely shared, broadening the pool of available talent for media companies to hire
WeRGenZ is a research-based Think Tank of more than 1000 U.S. teens. We grew out of a need to give voice to a generation of young people that are as coveted as they are misunderstood.
WeRGenZ is a research-based Think Tank of more than 1000 U.S. teens. We grew out of a need to give voice to a generation of young people that are as coveted as they are misunderstood.
initiative advocating on behalf of women directors for equal opportunities to bid on commercial jobs in the global advertising industry.
Probably The Best Filmmaking Community In The World. Showcase your experience to the community that counts. FilmUp, it's where the filmmakers go.
Probably The Best Filmmaking Community In The World. Showcase your experience to the community that counts. FilmUp, it's where the filmmakers go.
A research-based Think Tank of more than 1000 U.S. teens. We grew out of a need to give voice to a generation of young people that are as coveted as they are misunderstood.
African-American sports and entertainment agents, attorneys, managers, publicists and financial advisors.
A searchable website that includes film, T.V., and commercial filmmakers to help studios and agencies find Latinx directors
A group of professional cinematographers who identify as
women whose work spans narrative,
doc, commercial & music video genres.
A tool to help the television industry make more inclusive business decisions. A searchable database comprised of more than 800 television writers of color with at least one writing credit on a broadcast, cable, or streaming television project in the past five years.
The Blue Collar Post Collective is an an all-inclusive community providing unique opportunities for members to develop professionally. BCPC supports emerging talent in post production.
Black Film Space is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the careers of black filmmakers.
Cousin is a collective created to provide support for Indigenous artists expanding traditional definitions and understandings of the moving image by experimenting with form and genre.
The Blended Future Project is an online media company that empowers the Mixed Experience with stories about culture, people and perspective.
UP Mentors will share their expertise, experience, wisdom, insights, guidance, and constructive criticism in order to help their mentees develop and advance professionally.
Ladies Get Paid champions the professional and financial advancement of women. A private online network where thousands of women from around the world share advice, resources, and job opportunities.
Black Girl Film School is a 501(c)3 non profit education foundation that offers quality face to face and online film production programs for females interested in pursuing a career path in TV and film.
ColorComm is a professional membership community with direct access to leaders and decision makers as the nation’s leading women’s platform addressing diversity & inclusion across the communications, marketing, advertising, and media industries.
Blavity News is a community and platform for Black Voices, Stories, Creators and thought. Blavity is built for and by passionate black millennials trying to add more balance to the way Black people are represented in media and culture.
The Female Lead is a new non-profit organisation dedicated to making women’s stories more visible and showing how women shape the world today.
The Blackhouse helps Black creative voices and executives gain a better foothold in the industry. They are committed to highlighting the power of Black writers, producers, directors, and executives telling Black stories.
Girls Make Beats empowers girls 5-17 by expanding the female presence of music producers, DJs and audio engineers by providing courses on industry leading hardware and software. GMB also serves as an outlet for girls to unite and collaborate within the music industry.
ARRAY CREW provides film and television hiring managers access to crew members with diverse backgrounds. A database founded by Ava DuVernay.
CAPE (Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment) advances representation in Hollywood by educating, connecting, and empowering Asian American and Pacific Islander artists and leaders in entertainment and media.
The HiveMind Unified is a global exchange of information to advance the careers of the melanated community in Entertainment.
The LAPPG provides a forum to share knowledge, build community, explore technologies and techniques and encourage post production professionals to connect and expand their networks. LAPPG provides valuable offers and discounts as well as opportunities to network and make industry connections.
The Black TV & Film collective is a development and production hub for Black and African Descent artists wishing to create financially sustainable careers in the fields of television, film and digital entertainment.
EIF is a multifaceted organization that builds awareness and raises funds, developing and enhancing programs on the local, national and global level that facilitate positive social change.
WIA Talent Database to increase the visibility of multi-faceted, and international pool of underrepresented talent. Women, trans, and non-binary candidates in the animation industry will be available and presented to studios across the industry.
ASF provides continued educational & professional support, via scholarships & mentorships, to under-represented groups in the game development and animation community.
A network of black athletes, creatives & entrepreneurs. a place where athletes, content creators and entrepreneurs can connect and grow professional relationships.
WOCU is a social action organization focusing on fair access, fair treatment and fair pay for women of color in all aspects of the entertainment and media industries.
Collaborate with like-minded insiders and influencers to change representations of Black people--and issues affecting Black people--across the media landscape.
A platform exploring the legacy, chronicling the present and anticipating the future of women and diversity in the film & media industries.
This is a living collection of books, articles, documentaries, series, podcasts and more about the Black origins of traditional and popular music dating from the 18th century to present day.
Anti-Racism Daily sends one email a day pairing current events with historical context and personal reflections on how racism persists in the U.S. (and around the world).
BADWest is a professional organization of people of African descent working in documentary film, video or other media. BADWest champions and further advances the art of Black documentary filmmakers worldwide We support filmmakers at every level.
Made In Her Image is dedicated to the advancement of young girls and women within film, media and technology. Their goal is to create and build the future film pioneers and revolutionaries of tomorrow.
Creative and professional burnout — due to heavy workloads, long hours and lack of resources — affect 64 percent of tech professionals. Find Mental Health Resources to Help Prevent Creative and Professional Burnout
A platform dedicated to highlighting diverse professionals within the industry, we take care in examining matters of diversity & inclusion, representation, workplace equality and business ethics in entertainment.
The annual One Young World Summit convenes the brightest young talent from every country and sector, working to accelerate social impact.
Film Fatales supports an inclusive community of women feature film and television directors who meet regularly to share resources, collaborate on projects and build an environment in which to make their films.
The World's first accelerator dedicated to Adolescent Girls connects 10 select ventures with world-class mentors, strategic financing and access to a global network of support. The accelerator aims to rapidly increase the positive impact these ventures already have for girls living in poverty.
Acollective of Black women and non-binary filmmakers who create community, spaces, and films that reimagine cultural productions that have traditionally exploited our communities. We coordinate public programming and produce films committed to centering radical Black women's voices.
A division of the Black Hollywood Education Resource Center (BHERC), BHERC TV is a leading world-wide provider of narrative and documentary short and feature films about the African American experience, as well as content from across the diaspora and diverse populations.
A Foundation that enables people to seek justice through TIME’S UP Legal Defense Fund™.They pioneer innovative research and solutions to address systemic inequality in the workplace through the TIME’S UP Impact Lab. And they support leaders in shifting the paradigm of workplace culture toward safety, equity, and dignity for women through TIME’S UP’s industry change initiatives.
ACROSS THE CUT roster was created for BIPOC/LGBTQIA/DISABLED/
UNDOCUMENTED documentary editors and assistant editors in the aim of creating more equity in the edit bay. This resource is vital and serves as a tool for the industry to diversify its hires.
Million Stories Media, is a free digital channel that aims to use entertainment to explain various aspects of money management. It was initially aimed at millennials to give them financial knowledge, however they believe it can help people of all ages navigate their finances in this uncertain time
Buy Me a Coffee is a simple, meaningful way to fund your creative work without stitching together a bunch of apps like Patreon, Mailchimp, and a donate button — you can accept support, memberships, and build a direct relationship with your fans.
IF YOU’RE LOOKING TO HIRE A BIPOC DOC EDITOR, search our database with customizable filters and keywords. Check out our editors’ individual profile pages with bios, contact info, links to IMDb credits, and resumes.
The Native American crew directory is a first of its kind, all-inclusive source for productions looking to find Native American crew.
Citizens of federally recognized tribes can register in our database.
We center the film expertise of undocumented people not only as sources of stories but also as creators, artists, and primary audiences.
Rememory is a growing directory of creatives which highlights work and experiences of Black women and non-binary people doing the work needed to claim their narratives, gazes and legacies in the global media
A-Doc is a national network that
works to increase the visibility and support of Asian Americans in the
documentary field.
We are committed to sharing ideas and resources, providing mutual support and mentorship, and advocating for equity and diversity in the production and distribution of non-fiction storytelling.
A non-profit platform on a mission to normalize the presence of Black filmmakers in creative roles in the advertising– placing an emphasis on creating more opportunities for Black creators to bid on commercial jobs by increasing awareness and access to Black directors, cinematographers, editors, colorists, and more.
Edit Girls showcases the abundance of female and gender diverse talent working in post-production, across TV, Film and the Commercial industries, elevating the voices of female and gender diverse editors by sharing career stories
Best DirectHer is a grassroots, volunteer organization, influencing lasting change by raising awareness to illuminate the vital, creative contributions of noteworthy Women Directors.
MACRO is an award-winning global multiplatform media company that represents the voices and perspectives of Black people and people of color, driven by people of color, telling stories of universal themes that inspire and connect.
BWA Studios is committed to supporting pre-professional and professional Black women, women of color and nonbinary creatives of color in honing their craft, building their industry acumen and providing the resources and access needed to get paid work and in turn, elevate storytelling and inclusion in the industry.
ColorCreative is a management company dedicated to supporting diverse creators and producing inclusive content. Founded in 2014 by Issa Rae and Deniese Davis with a mission to increase opportunities for women and minority talent, these roots are central to who we are and the talent we represent.
The National Association of Latino Independent Producers seeks to change media culture by advocating and promoting the professional needs of Latinx artists in media through programs like The Diverse Women in Media Forum, NALIP’s Media Summit, Latino Media Fest, and Latino Lens Programs.