Sabira Cole Film Festival Youtube Channel



In one of my previous posts I stated that I had the oppurtunity to attend a livestream panel interview one of the writers of Pixar's most recent film "Luca". I would not have been able to have that opportunity had it not been for the Sabira Cole Film Film Festival hosted by my Intro To Computer Graphics instructor Prof. Ogechi Chieke. The Sabira Cole FIlm Festival holds an annual festival of new independent films that are based in Pittsburgh, but also accessible online internationally. 

The festival has a great YouTube channel run by Prof. Chieke where you can watch trailers for the films showcased, interviews, and more. I just subscribed to it today and I'm loving the content on it so far!

Link to channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsTiJAHzrO_ZyXEnkW_ia8w/videos


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