Blog: Tribeca All Access®

See some great works that were supported by us in Washington, D.C. next month.

TAA alum Jason DaSilva's film wins big in Canada.

Four titles total, including world premieres for "All of Me" and "The New Black."

Awards go out to existing grantees and alumni to further support their projects, including the first-ever TFI Sloan Filmmaker Prize.

Here's nine projects our programmers think you should pay attention to.

In our latest A2A chat we have two filmmakers who have more in common than you might think. As well as being TAA grantees, they are also working on projects that allow them to tap into different types of stories than they're known for.

Including the Grand Jury Prize to Joe Brewster and Michele Stephenson's look at parenting and educating from the perspective of two Black families, "American Promise."

The director of "The Undocumented," a TAA alumni and Games For Change Fellowship recipient, gives us the things that inspire him.

A dozen titles from our doc programs are headed to the renowned doc fest in Toronto.

This year's crop include six narratives and five documenaties all from minority filmmakers and vary topics as wide as mushroom hunting to shady lobbyists.