| TEACHED | |
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| Directed by | Kelly Amis |
| Written by | Kelly Amis |
| Produced by | Kelly Amis |
| Edited by | Kate Stilley Steiner Sergei Krasikov Kelly Amis Shaka Jamal |
| Music by | Asparagus Studios Michael Harris |
Production company | Loudspeaker Films |
Release date | variable |
Running time | variable |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
TEACHED is a series of short films created by Kelly Amis and produced by her company, Loudspeaker Films. TEACHED candidly examines the experiences of youth of color in America, especially African American boys. The TEACHED films have won seventeen international film festival awards and screened at venues including the U.S. Department of Education, SXSW-Edu, Museum of the Moving Image, the Salesforce Foundation, LinkedIn and a wide variety of universities, businesses, faith-based institutions and non-profit organizations. Their short film format is particularly conducive to interactive screening events and bringing diverse audiences together to discuss complex issues. The most recent TEACHED film, Think of Calvin, premiered at The Atlantic's Inaugural Race & Justice Summit, followed by a panel discussion hosted by NPR's Michele Norris (broadcast on C-Span) and a dialogue with the Washington, DC Police Chief. .[1]
- ^ "Putting Your voice on the Loudspeaker". Loudspeaker Films. Retrieved 14 April 2014.