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HBCU First LOOK Film Fest โ€œI Aspireโ€ Returns to Howard University Nov 8-10, 2024

Today, the second annual HBCU First LOOK Film Festival (HBCUFLF), announced its 2024 festival dates, November 8 โ€“ 10th  and  the premiere of the 2024 HBCU First LOOK โ€œI Aspireโ€ 100. (2024 HBCU First LOOK 100)

The HBCU First LOOK โ€œI Aspireโ€ 100 is a curated collective of notable HBCU alumni who are inspiring the next generation of content creators across film, television, and digital platforms.

This yearโ€™s list includes MSNBC President Rashida Jones (Hampton University); Former NFL Player and Sports Commentator Shannon Sharpe (Savannah State University); actress and singer Fantasia Barrino Taylor (Central State), actress Lynn Whitfield (Howard University);  Anthony Anderson (Howard University), and Keisha Knight Pulliam (Spelman College); film, network and studio executives, directors, and producers Will Packer (Florida A&M University), Spike Lee (Morehouse College), Aisha Summers Burke (Howard University), Robert Boyd (Morehouse), and Risha Archibald (Lincoln University); award-winning hairstylist and makeup artist Mia Neal (Jackson State University); stage and media influencer K. J. Rose  (Florida A&M University); and many more.

The 100 list honorees are invited to โ€œpay it forwardโ€ by posting their โ€œI Aspireโ€ message highlighting a movie and/or person who inspired their career and use the hashtag #IAspire2024

The HBCU First LOOK โ€œI Aspireโ€ 100 list was inspired by the inaugural 2023 HBCU First LOOK Film Festival and Initiative which highlighted the rich culture and diverse talent within the HBCU community. 

Following in the footsteps of its inaugural year, which featured a star-studded presentation of the Obamasโ€™ Netflix film, Rustin, the 2nd Annual HBCU First LOOK Film Festival (HBCUFLF) will take place on November 8-10, 2024, at Howard University in Washington, D.C. This yearโ€™s HBCU First LOOK Film Festivalโ€™s theme: โ€œA Celebration of Black Cinema X Activism will highlight some of Hollywoodโ€™s most influential classic films and HBCU alums in arts and entertainment who have built bridges for the next generation.

HBCU First LOOK App will be the one stop source for festival activations that include the announcement of three grand prize winners of the HBCU First LOOK Film Challenge; panel discussions and masterclasses with entertainment industry leaders and filmmakers, film screenings; with interactive Career & Vendor Lounge.

Sponsors and media partners include AARP, Cafรฉ Mocha Network, HBCUGO.TV, Howard University Department of Television + Film, Howard University Television (WHUT), Howard University Radio Network, and HBCU SiriusXM Channel 142.

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