Kerri Garrett’s short films and art making at Spelman College
In partnership with Spelman College and ATLFilmParty, CM/ATL hosted a session of film screening and art making at Spelman College.
About the speaker
Kerri Garrett is a multidisciplinary artist and creative force with Midwest roots from Columbus, Ohio, and Southern soul grounded in Atlanta, Georgia. A proud Clark Atlanta alum, her foundation in dance and acting inspires her filmmaking, where she centers the Black Diaspora experience with a joyful and impactful focus on Black queer lives.
She has worked with artists like Teyana Taylor, Ari Lennox, and Kanye West, and brands including Google, FENTY, and Telfar. Through her company, House of Productions (@houseofproductions) , her work has been nationally syndicated on BET and REVOLT and featured at festivals such as the Vancouver Queer Film Fest.
Kerri’s latest film, A Westside Love Story—a Black queer romance set in Atlanta’s West End—was made possible by Gilead’s Emory Compass Center Transformative Grant and is currently in post-production. Follow @Awestsidelovestoryfilm for updates and to join the journey.
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Spelman College
350 Spelman Lane SW
Atlanta, Georgia United States 30354
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MPB
Spelman College Office of Career Planning and Development (CPD)
Atlanta Film Party