High Vis Film Fest: Celebrating BIPOC Cyclists and their Stories (Oct. 2-3 on YouTube Live!)
Tickets are pay-what-you-can and benefit Brown Hope and the newly launched BIPOC Filmmaker Grant, supporting new and emerging filmmakers to share their bicycle stories.
Announcing the High Vis Film Fest: Celebrating BIPOC Cyclists and their Stories
Co-Produced by Courtney Williams of The Brown Bike Girl Consulting, the People’s Bike Mayor of New York City in conjunction with Filmed by Bike
Saturday, October 3
6:00-8:00 pm – Pacific Time
A YouTube livestream event. Watch live or later!
About the Event
Here at Filmed by Bike, we spend eight months of the year connecting with our global community of filmmakers and scouring the internet and social media for interesting independent bicycle films. Every year, we showcase the best of those films at our signature annual film festival.
We dig hard.
Though we prioritize showcasing the stories that often aren’t being told and we look for the work of filmmakers who are too often left out of the conversation, films by and about Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) are hard to come by. That’s why we’re excited to launch High Vis, a showcase of our festival faves from recent years combined with fresh new films, to celebrate this incredible work and these talented filmmakers.
Event includes a virtual happy hour at 5:30 on Friday and a roundtable discussion after the films on Saturday, including special guest Analise Cleopatra, director of Pedal Through.
High Vis Film Fest: Celebrating BIPOC Cyclists and their Stories (Oct. 2-3 on YouTube Live!)
