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CBS News Covers Adrienne Whaley And Her 1st Ever International Black History Film Festival In Jamaica Queens
Jamaica, New York -- CBS News recently covered Jamaica and Southeast Queens business and community arts advocate Adrienne Whaley, and her promising 1st Ever International Black History Film Festival. The festival is getting global attention for its innovative showcasing of local and international movies and film submissions in a myriad of genres. The Southeast Queens Scoop is a media supporter of the uplifting event.
The interview on CBS TV explored exciting things to do on Black History Month. It gave a good overview of the goals and great films to be revealed at the Jamaica Performing Arts Center When the 1st Ever International Black Film Festival, sets up on this Saturday, February 22nd starting at 4:15 pm. You can see the full video interview below.
Adrienne as the founder of the Queens Underground 718 and is presenting the 1st Ever International Black History Month Film Festival on February 22, 2020. Expanding on Categories and Genres, Filmmakers, Performers (singers, musicians, poets, and dancers), and small businesses/entrepreneurs; anyone from ages 10 years and up have submitted projects as of the final deadline date of January 31st, 2020.
Adrienne as the founder of the Queens Underground 718 and is presenting the 1st Ever International Black History Month Film Festival on February 22, 2020. Expanding on Categories and Genres, Filmmakers, Performers (singers, musicians, poets, and dancers), and small businesses/entrepreneurs; anyone from ages 10 years and up have submitted projects as of the final deadline date of January 31st, 2020.