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Story-Telling & Short Film Workshop with Emmy Award winning film director, Resita Cox

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Calling aspiring filmmakers, storytellers and creatives! Carolina alumna Resita Heavenly Cox is an Emmy Award-winning film director, community organizer, educator and cultural philosopher whose practice centers on the concepts of Sun Ra’s myth-science. This theoretical framework posits American Blackness as a myth, particularly within the confines of capitalism. Resita uses moving images to reinterpret the complexities of Black life through a “third cinema” and impact-focused documentary lens. Her filmmaking is a deeply personal, somatic practice that moves beyond conventional methods to prior
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