Filmmakers for Tomorrow Foundation (FFTF) is a Washington, DC based 501c3 non-profit that provides educational and financial support to aspiring filmmakers.
FFTF's Music & Campaign Video "Little Light" tells the emotional stories of two families who lost their teens to suicide. Through this media project, our aspiring filmmakers hope to bring greater awareness to their stories and the alarming statistics of youth suicide.
Thanks to the Smithsonian African American Film Fest @NMAAHC for showcasing the talent and work of young filmmakers of color. Our FFTF emerging filmmakers are grateful for the opportunity to share their passion for storytelling on a national platform.
Congrats to FFTF's emerging filmmakers Ricco (Director /Cinematographer), Clara (Cinematographer) and Imani (Cinematographer) for their recognition at the Smithsonian African-American Film Fest's student filmmakers panel.
Over the weekend, we said farewell to another summer with our FFTF aspiring filmmakers and actors. For this summer's program, we did a western-themed audio drama podcast. Stay tuned for more!
Interested in voice-over opportunities? FFTF is casting actors for a western-themed audio drama podcast. Auditions this Sunday, July 22 and next Sunday, July 29, 2018. Learn more at: https://t.co/1ro2cP0qzu