#CineTVLatino2024 – Presented by Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber Foundation in partnership with FILM-COM and partners. Support provided by Tennessee Entertainment Commission and Corporate and Community Partners - running 11/15 - 11/16 2024
From the heart of Tennessee, we bring you "De Las Americas to Music City: Bringing Together The Best Creatives." Dive into the vibrant intersection of the Americas and Music City at CINETVLatino-Nashville! This dynamic and interactive event is your ticket to a thriving virtual marketplace and forum, curated to foster engagement, inclusion, visibility, and information sharing. Join us in advancing creators from the Americas across diverse languages and media platforms.
Proudly produced by the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation in collaboration with FILM-COM and strategic partners, this annual virtual and in person space springs to life during the FILM-COM Conference season. Here, immerse yourself in the exchange of independent content, indigenous audiovisual narratives, trends, and perspectives.
Discover multimedia works, both completed and in development, while networking with seasoned industry professionals and cultural educators. Don't miss your chance to be part of the cinematic celebration at #CINETVLatino2024, where the spirit of Tennessee meets the richness of Latin American storytelling! ️
CINETVLatino-Com founding board of advisors includes leading creatives from the U.S, Tennessee, Spain and Latin America.
From the heart of Tennessee, we bring you "De Las Americas to Music City: Bringing Together The Best Creatives." Dive into the vibrant intersection of the Americas and Music City at CINETVLatino-Nashville! This dynamic and interactive event is your ticket to a thriving virtual marketplace and forum, curated to foster engagement, inclusion, visibility, and information sharing. Join us in advancing creators from the Americas across diverse languages and media platforms.
Proudly produced by the Nashville Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation in collaboration with FILM-COM and strategic partners, this annual virtual and in person space springs to life during the FILM-COM Conference season. Here, immerse yourself in the exchange of independent content, indigenous audiovisual narratives, trends, and perspectives.
Discover multimedia works, both completed and in development, while networking with seasoned industry professionals and cultural educators. Don't miss your chance to be part of the cinematic celebration at #CINETVLatino2024, where the spirit of Tennessee meets the richness of Latin American storytelling! ️
CINETVLatino-Com founding board of advisors includes leading creatives from the U.S, Tennessee, Spain and Latin America.
#CineTVLatino2024 Schedule
(Running 11/9 - 11/17 2024 during Film-COM)
Virtual panels 10 AM – 5 PM CT Fri, Nov. 15 and Sat, Nov 16
In person panels 3 PM - 6 PM Sat, Nov 16 (Click below)
A link to the panel # of your choice below will available on the date of the event to access meeting
Please note all panels and screenings are in Central Time
Haga clic en el número de panel de su elección a continuación para acceder a la reunión
Tenga en cuenta que todos los horarios de los paneles y las proyecciones son en hora Central.
Please note all panels and screenings are in Central Time
Haga clic en el número de panel de su elección a continuación para acceder a la reunión
Tenga en cuenta que todos los horarios de los paneles y las proyecciones son en hora Central.
Resources:
TN Production Directory https://www.tnentertainment.com/production-directory/
TN Locations Library https://www.tnentertainment.com/film/locations/
TN Incentives https://www.tnentertainment.com/film/incentives/
TN Production Directory https://www.tnentertainment.com/production-directory/
TN Locations Library https://www.tnentertainment.com/film/locations/
TN Incentives https://www.tnentertainment.com/film/incentives/
DAY 1 - Friday, November 15, 2024
LINK TO PANEL # 1 (10:30 AM – 11: 15 AM CT) - Bilingual - Watch the live broadcast on social media (Coming soon)
A conversation about creating your own film projects: Challenges and Opportunities.
In the USA: Una conversación acerca de la realización de proyectos independientes: Oportunidades y Obstaculos.
Discover the evolving landscape of Hollywood with our insightful virtual panel on the rise of AI in film. Delve into the experiences of actors, directors, and producers as they navigate the shifting dynamics and opportunities AI brings to storytelling and performance. Gain firsthand insights into their journeys, the unique challenges AI poses, and the creative strategies they've developed to thrive. Join us for an engaging discussion on resilience, diversity, and innovation, highlighting the future of artistry and authenticity in the entertainment industry.
Guests/Invitados:
In the USA: Una conversación acerca de la realización de proyectos independientes: Oportunidades y Obstaculos.
Discover the evolving landscape of Hollywood with our insightful virtual panel on the rise of AI in film. Delve into the experiences of actors, directors, and producers as they navigate the shifting dynamics and opportunities AI brings to storytelling and performance. Gain firsthand insights into their journeys, the unique challenges AI poses, and the creative strategies they've developed to thrive. Join us for an engaging discussion on resilience, diversity, and innovation, highlighting the future of artistry and authenticity in the entertainment industry.
Guests/Invitados:
- Pepe Serna, Actor/Producer/Director: Mexican-American actor Pepe Serna has appeared in more than 100 feature films and 300 television shows, but is most recognized for his gritty support performances in a variety of motion pictures, including Scarface (1983) as Al Pacino's ill-fated cocaine partner, as well as the western Silverado (1985) with Kevin Costner, the crime yarn The Rookie (1990) starring Clint Eastwood and Charlie Sheen, and the drama American Me (1992) starring Edward James Olmos. Pepe Serna shines in his latest role on Amazon Prime’s In Love, bringing his signature warmth and authenticity to audiences once again. Known for a career spanning over 50 years with iconic roles in films like Scarface and The Jerk, Serna’s impact on the screen is now honored in a new documentary, Pepe Serna: Life is Art. The documentary celebrates Serna’s remarkable journey, exploring his contributions to cinema and his vibrant, creative spirit that has inspired generations.
- Robert Rodriguez, Producer/Financer: Robert Rodriguez is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of experience in film production and media finance. In the entertainment industry, he has developed media funds alongside notable figures like Ronald Shusett Productions (known for Alien and Minority Report), Tom Sherek (former President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences), and Bill Mechanic (former CEO and President of Fox Films). As Chief Investment Officer at Aldamisa Entertainment, he oversaw films like Chef, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, and Machete Kills.
- Additional films include: Confessions of a Pit Fighter, Lake Dead, Hotel California, Farm House, La Linea, Across the Line: The Exodus of Charlie Wright, Path of Souls, Back to the Sea, Stag, Fish N Chips: The Movie, Bullet, The High Schooler's Guide to College Parties
- Tito Catacora, Film Producer / Director: Tito Catacora, a celebrated Peruvian filmmaker, has made significant contributions to cinema with a focus on culturally resonant stories. In 2018, he produced Eternity, directed by his nephew Óscar Catacora, which gained international acclaim as Peru's submission to both the Goya and Oscars Academy Awards in 2019 (and in 2025 with Yana-Wara).
- His 2021 documentary feature, Pakucha, earned accolades at various national and international film festivals, showcasing his storytelling prowess. In 2023, he co-directed the fiction feature Yana-Wara with Óscar Catacora, followed by his 2024 presentation of The Legend of the Last Inca, solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in Peruvian cinema. His latest film Los indomables [The Legend of the Last Inca], was release in Augusto of 2024.
- Fernando Allende, Film producer / Director: For over five decades, Fernando Allende has been a leading figure in entertainment across the U.S. and Latin America, achieving widespread success as an actor, producer, director, entertainer, and recording artist. Born in Mexico City to a multicultural family (Mexican father, Cuban mother, with grandparents of Spanish and Puerto Rican descent), Allende began his career at 15 in Maria, starring alongside Taryn Power. He has since become a top box office draw and household name, especially known for his roles in Spanish-language television, popular music, and film.
Allende’s career encompasses 20 films, where he earned 13 awards, and his work has spanned more than 2,000 hours of television, including lead roles in 13 telenovelas and 20 U.S. TV series. In Hollywood, he broke new ground in The Streets of Los Angeles with Joanne Woodward, Flamingo Road with Morgan Fairchild, and the CBS miniseries Master of the Game, which helped to challenge stereotypes and bolster his U.S. career. Other notable appearances include Miami Vice, Murder, She Wrote, and The Alamo, showcasing his lasting impact on international television and film.
In addition to his achievements on screen, Allende is a talented painter, recently honored as Mexico’s “21st Century Dynamic Art Master” for his visual art. In 2013, the Mexican government recognized him as the first-ever Ambassador in History and Perpetuity to all Mariachi musicians. Known for his philanthropy around the world, Allende has dedicated 50 years of his life to charitable causes. His vast contributions across multiple disciplines continue to enrich both the entertainment industry and the communities he serves.
Welcome remarks: Andy Van Roon, FILM-COM Founder; Gisela Moore, Tennessee Entertainment Commission, and Yuri Cunza.
LINK TO PANEL # 2 (11:30 AM – 12:30 PM CT) Bilingual - Watch the live broadcast on social media (Coming soon)
A.- The Industry: The Advent of AI and its Impact (11:30 am)
In the USA: Acerca de actors Latinos y el impacto de Inteligencia Artificial en la industria.
Join us for an engaging virtual panel exploring how AI is reshaping the acting profession in Hollywood and beyond. Hear inspiring stories from actors as they navigate the unique challenges and opportunities presented by AI, from digital casting to virtual performances.
Gain insights into how they’re adapting to new technologies while staying true to the craft of acting, preserving authenticity, and championing diversity. This session dives into resilience and reinvention in the face of AI's impact on performance, creativity, and the future of acting.
Guests/Invitados:
In the USA: Acerca de actors Latinos y el impacto de Inteligencia Artificial en la industria.
Join us for an engaging virtual panel exploring how AI is reshaping the acting profession in Hollywood and beyond. Hear inspiring stories from actors as they navigate the unique challenges and opportunities presented by AI, from digital casting to virtual performances.
Gain insights into how they’re adapting to new technologies while staying true to the craft of acting, preserving authenticity, and championing diversity. This session dives into resilience and reinvention in the face of AI's impact on performance, creativity, and the future of acting.
Guests/Invitados:
- Carla Christina Contreras, Award winning Actor/Director, President SAG-AFTRA Nashville
B.- The Advent of AI and its Impact on Actors (12 to 12:30 pm)
In the USA: Acerca de actors Latinos y el impacto de Inteligencia Artificial en sus carreras.
Join us for an engaging virtual panel exploring how AI is reshaping the acting profession in Hollywood and beyond. Hear inspiring stories from actors as they navigate the unique challenges and opportunities presented by AI, from digital casting to virtual performances.
Gain insights into how they’re adapting to new technologies while staying true to the craft of acting, preserving authenticity, and championing diversity. This session dives into resilience and reinvention in the face of AI's impact on performance, creativity, and the future of acting.
Guests/Invitados:
Welcome remarks: Yuri Cunza, CINETVLATINO Director/Co-founder
In the USA: Acerca de actors Latinos y el impacto de Inteligencia Artificial en sus carreras.
Join us for an engaging virtual panel exploring how AI is reshaping the acting profession in Hollywood and beyond. Hear inspiring stories from actors as they navigate the unique challenges and opportunities presented by AI, from digital casting to virtual performances.
Gain insights into how they’re adapting to new technologies while staying true to the craft of acting, preserving authenticity, and championing diversity. This session dives into resilience and reinvention in the face of AI's impact on performance, creativity, and the future of acting.
Guests/Invitados:
- Marisela Puicon, Actor, Producer
- Victor Prada, Actor, Producer, Director
- Fernando Allende, Film producer / Director
- Griselda Hernández, Performing Artist, Arts Educator, and Communications Specialist
Welcome remarks: Yuri Cunza, CINETVLATINO Director/Co-founder
LINK TO SESSION #3 ( 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM) English - Watch the live broadcast on social media (Coming soon)
A.- From Page to Screen: Angela Cervantes on Latino Representation in Film and Children's Literature
This CineTVLatino Nashvile session will feature a special conversation with Mexican American author Angela Cervantes, celebrated for her engaging children’s novels that bring rich cultural narratives to young readers. Known for books like Lety Out Loud, a 2020 Pura Belpré Honor Book, and the American Girl story Maritza: Lead with Your Heart, Angela’s storytelling shines with warmth, adventure, and insights into identity and heritage. Her latest release, The Cursed Moon, marks her debut into children’s horror, adding a thrilling new dimension to her acclaimed work.
Angela has also authored junior novelizations of beloved Disney/Pixar films Coco and Encanto, bringing the magic of these stories to young readers worldwide. In this presentation, Angela will share her journey as an author, her inspirations drawn from her Mexican American heritage, and her dedication to representing Latinx stories in children’s literature.
Attendees can look forward to an inspiring discussion, diving into the joys and challenges of writing for a new generation.
Welcome remarks: Gisela Moore, Tennessee Entertainment Commission. Moderated by Yuri Cunza and Loraine Segovia Paz, #CineTVLatino co-founders.
This CineTVLatino Nashvile session will feature a special conversation with Mexican American author Angela Cervantes, celebrated for her engaging children’s novels that bring rich cultural narratives to young readers. Known for books like Lety Out Loud, a 2020 Pura Belpré Honor Book, and the American Girl story Maritza: Lead with Your Heart, Angela’s storytelling shines with warmth, adventure, and insights into identity and heritage. Her latest release, The Cursed Moon, marks her debut into children’s horror, adding a thrilling new dimension to her acclaimed work.
Angela has also authored junior novelizations of beloved Disney/Pixar films Coco and Encanto, bringing the magic of these stories to young readers worldwide. In this presentation, Angela will share her journey as an author, her inspirations drawn from her Mexican American heritage, and her dedication to representing Latinx stories in children’s literature.
Attendees can look forward to an inspiring discussion, diving into the joys and challenges of writing for a new generation.
Welcome remarks: Gisela Moore, Tennessee Entertainment Commission. Moderated by Yuri Cunza and Loraine Segovia Paz, #CineTVLatino co-founders.
B.- A Conversation with Mexican Filmmaker Pancho Rodriguez (Spanish)
Pancho Rodríguez is a Mexican writer, actor, producer, and director with over 30 years of experience across diverse platforms, including circus, cabaret, theater, literature, animation, and film. He studied film at CIEC (1990-1991) and the Department of Television and Video at UDG (1993-1994). He began his career writing scripts for videohomes (1998-2000) and directed two 16mm feature films: Balas Salvajes (1999) and Ulises y la Puerta de los Titanes (2000). Rodríguez furthered his education by attending screenwriting seminars with Syd Field (1999) and Guillermo Arriaga (2003).
In 2003, he co-founded KARMA FILMS, focusing on advertising. His most notable works include Día de Muertos and Llamando a un Ángel. In 2020, he won IMCINE’s grant for fiction scriptwriting with Alba. His latest feature, Abracadáver, a black comedy, was released in October 2024 on Hulu in North America.
In 2003, he co-founded KARMA FILMS, focusing on advertising. His most notable works include Día de Muertos and Llamando a un Ángel. In 2020, he won IMCINE’s grant for fiction scriptwriting with Alba. His latest feature, Abracadáver, a black comedy, was released in October 2024 on Hulu in North America.
DAY 2 - Saturday, November 16, 2024 -- Registration required (Click below)
PANEL # 4 (3:00 PM – 4:00 PM CT) IN PERSON --- English - Watch the live broadcast on social media (Coming soon)
Threads of Stardom (Part 2): An Exclusive Virtual Conversation with Manuel Cuevas – Hollywood's Maestro of Style!
Join us for an exclusive interactive virtual conversation with the legendary Mexican-born tailor to the stars, Manuel Cuevas, as part of #CineTVLatino-Nashville.
Explore the fascinating world of Hollywood wardrobe design as Manuel shares his extraordinary journey of dressing presidents, athletes, dancers, and artists. With a remarkable portfolio boasting over 90 movies and 13 television shows, Manuel has shaped the iconic looks of countless celebrities.
From silver screen legends to contemporary A-listers, Manuel Cuevas has styled everybody who was anybody. Don't miss this unique opportunity to delve into the glamour and artistry of Hollywood fashion with a true master of the craft!
Manuel Arturo José Cuevas Martínez Sr, a Mexican fashion designer best known for the garments he created for prominent rock and roll and country music acts was born on April 23, 1933, in Coalcomán de Vázquez Pallares in Mexico as the fifth of twelve children of Esperanza Martínez (1911) and José Guadalupe Cuevas (1901). He attended the University of Guadalajara and majored in psychology.
Manuel first learned how to sew in 1945 from his older brother, Adolfo, in Coalcoman, Michoacan, Mexico. He stated, "I started making prom dresses when I was 13. You know that grandmothers and aunts made the prom dresses for all the kids. But I started making prom dresses that were pretty expensive, and all the girls said, 'Mommy I don't want you to make my prom dress. I want Manuel to make my prom dress!' I continued making prom dresses and in one year I made 77 dresses, then the next year I made 110, and from then on I hired people to help me sew. I made a fortune."
Join us for an exclusive interactive virtual conversation with the legendary Mexican-born tailor to the stars, Manuel Cuevas, as part of #CineTVLatino-Nashville.
Explore the fascinating world of Hollywood wardrobe design as Manuel shares his extraordinary journey of dressing presidents, athletes, dancers, and artists. With a remarkable portfolio boasting over 90 movies and 13 television shows, Manuel has shaped the iconic looks of countless celebrities.
From silver screen legends to contemporary A-listers, Manuel Cuevas has styled everybody who was anybody. Don't miss this unique opportunity to delve into the glamour and artistry of Hollywood fashion with a true master of the craft!
Manuel Arturo José Cuevas Martínez Sr, a Mexican fashion designer best known for the garments he created for prominent rock and roll and country music acts was born on April 23, 1933, in Coalcomán de Vázquez Pallares in Mexico as the fifth of twelve children of Esperanza Martínez (1911) and José Guadalupe Cuevas (1901). He attended the University of Guadalajara and majored in psychology.
Manuel first learned how to sew in 1945 from his older brother, Adolfo, in Coalcoman, Michoacan, Mexico. He stated, "I started making prom dresses when I was 13. You know that grandmothers and aunts made the prom dresses for all the kids. But I started making prom dresses that were pretty expensive, and all the girls said, 'Mommy I don't want you to make my prom dress. I want Manuel to make my prom dress!' I continued making prom dresses and in one year I made 77 dresses, then the next year I made 110, and from then on I hired people to help me sew. I made a fortune."
PANEL #5: (4:00 PM to 5:00 PM) - IN PERSON -- Watch the live broadcast on social media (Coming soon)
Bridging Narratives: Intersectionality and Historical Representation in Tennessee's Film and Media—Indigenous and Latino Perspective
This panel series explores the portrayal of Indigenous and Latino communities within Tennessee’s media history, including film, and TV/video content, highlighting intersections of race, culture, and identity. Scholars, industry professionals, and community leaders come together to examine the accuracy and visibility of these communities' stories, delving into how intersectional factors influence narratives and public perceptions. Discussions will cover topics such as historical representation, media visibility, and challenges faced by Indigenous and Latino creatives.
"Bridging Narratives" seeks to foster inclusive dialogue, inspire change, and advocate for authentic representation in Tennessee’s media landscape.
The primary audience for Bridging Narratives includes students, educators, media professionals, and community members with a vested interest in equitable representation and historical accuracy in media. Additionally, it is intended for Indigenous and Latino communities who seek validation and visibility of their cultural narratives, as well as the broader Tennessee public interested in learning more about the region’s diverse cultural heritage.
Guests Panelists/Invitados:
This panel series explores the portrayal of Indigenous and Latino communities within Tennessee’s media history, including film, and TV/video content, highlighting intersections of race, culture, and identity. Scholars, industry professionals, and community leaders come together to examine the accuracy and visibility of these communities' stories, delving into how intersectional factors influence narratives and public perceptions. Discussions will cover topics such as historical representation, media visibility, and challenges faced by Indigenous and Latino creatives.
"Bridging Narratives" seeks to foster inclusive dialogue, inspire change, and advocate for authentic representation in Tennessee’s media landscape.
The primary audience for Bridging Narratives includes students, educators, media professionals, and community members with a vested interest in equitable representation and historical accuracy in media. Additionally, it is intended for Indigenous and Latino communities who seek validation and visibility of their cultural narratives, as well as the broader Tennessee public interested in learning more about the region’s diverse cultural heritage.
Guests Panelists/Invitados:
- Albert Bender, Lawyer/Journalist: Bender is a Cherokee historian, writer, and attorney dedicated to preserving and advocating for Native American cultural and legal rights. As Chairperson of the Indigenous Peoples Coalition, he brings a vital historical lens to discussions around Indigenous narratives and representation, particularly within Tennessee’s media landscape. Bender is deeply involved in issues of Indigenous sovereignty, land restoration, and the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), often serving as a consulting attorney on these subjects. He is currently working on a legal treatise about Native American sovereignty and authoring a book on U.S. war crimes against the Maya people during the Guatemalan civil war. Through his work,
- Bender remains a prominent voice for justice and accurate representation of Indigenous histories and struggles.
- Ted Parks, Ph.D, Lipscomb University:: Parks is an Associate Professor of Spanish in the Department of English and Modern Languages, bringing a rich blend of cultural and scholarly expertise to his work. With extensive teaching experience at all levels of Spanish at Lipscomb University, Parks joined the faculty in 2004 after teaching at Pepperdine University. His academic background includes a Bachelor's degree from Lipscomb, a Master's in Bible from Harding University Graduate School of Religion, and both a Master's and Ph.D. in Hispanic Literature from the University of Texas at Austin. Parks’ scholarly interests are rooted in Spanish Golden Age literature and Hispanic cinema, areas in which he bridges linguistic and cultural insights to deepen students' understanding of the Spanish-speaking world. His bilingual and bicultural perspective allows him to connect students with the profound literary and cinematic traditions of Spain and Latin America. Each year, he also leads Lipscomb's Maymester in Oviedo, a language immersion program in northern Spain that provides students with direct cultural and linguistic engagement. Parks’ work reflects his commitment to fostering a scholarly appreciation for the richness of the Spanish language and Hispanic cultures.
- John Partipilo, Photo/Video Journalist: John is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning photojournalist and fine art photographer of Native American Indigenous heritage, with a distinguished career spanning over 40 years. A two-time Pulitzer Prize nominee, Partipilo has been recognized globally, including numerous honors from the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) and a Best of Photojournalism award for his powerful essay on gang life in Tennessee. His Native American heritage deeply informs his approach to photography, allowing him to connect with his subjects and capture authentic, humanizing images that resonate with viewers across cultures. As a storyteller at heart, Partipilo draws from a rich cultural understanding that emphasizes respect, resilience, and tradition, lending depth and perspective to his work. This background allows him to build trust with his subjects, resulting in poignant, impactful images that highlight Indigenous perspectives within the broader narrative of American photojournalism. Partipilo’s work continues to be a compelling voice in both documentary and fine art photography, capturing the essence of human experiences with an unmatched sense of authenticity and empathy.
- Marisa Munoz, Casting Director: Marisa is a seasoned Casting Director, Talent Manager, Consultant, and Creator. She is the founder and CEO of M Casting Worldwide, a women-owned, minority-owned company with offices in Los Angeles and Nashville, serving clients globally for over 20 years. Munoz and her team are dedicated to diversity and equality in casting, with expertise spanning commercials, print campaigns, beauty and fashion, music videos, and film.
- Marisa's impressive client list includes Amazon, Apple, Clinique, Disney, Ray-Ban, Target, Nike, Doritos, Reese's, Dial, Old Navy, Garnier, Pantene, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Samsung, Under Armour, and many others.
- Robert Rodriguez, Producer/Financer: Robert is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of experience in film production and media finance. In the entertainment industry, he has developed media funds alongside notable figures like Ronald Shusett Productions (known for Alien and Minority Report), Tom Sherek (former President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences), and Bill Mechanic (former CEO and President of Fox Films). As Chief Investment Officer at Aldamisa Entertainment, he oversaw films like Chef, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, and Machete Kills.
- Additional films include: Confessions of a Pit Fighter, Lake Dead, Hotel California, Farm House, La Linea, Across the Line: The Exodus of Charlie Wright, Path of Souls, Back to the Sea, Stag, Fish N Chips: The Movie, Bullet, The High Schooler's Guide to College Parties.
Moderated by: Yuri Cunza, CINETVLATINO Director/Co-founder
SESSION #6: CineTVLatino2024 Industry Meet & Greet Reception: (5:00 PM to 6:00 PM)
Join us for the culminating event of #CineTVLatino2024, the Industry Meet & Greet Reception, where creativity and collaboration come together. Connect with special guests, including influential panelists, filmmakers, scholars, and industry leaders who are all dedicated to enhancing Latino and Indigenous representation in film and media. This is your chance to dive deeper into the day's thought-provoking discussions and explore opportunities for future collaborations in an inspiring and relaxed setting.
Enjoy appetizers and refreshing drinks as you network with prominent voices championing diverse storytelling. This industry reception is the perfect opportunity to forge new partnerships, build lasting connections, and engage in meaningful dialogue with others who share your passion for inclusive media. Join us for an unforgettable end to #CineTVLatino2024 and take away insights and connections that will drive your work forward.
Location: The Forge Nashville 217 Willow St, Nashville, TN 37210 - Registration required
Enjoy appetizers and refreshing drinks as you network with prominent voices championing diverse storytelling. This industry reception is the perfect opportunity to forge new partnerships, build lasting connections, and engage in meaningful dialogue with others who share your passion for inclusive media. Join us for an unforgettable end to #CineTVLatino2024 and take away insights and connections that will drive your work forward.
Location: The Forge Nashville 217 Willow St, Nashville, TN 37210 - Registration required
#CineTVLatino2024 is made possible thanks to the generous support of:
