Final few hours to get a ticket for our event tonight! Join us in East London, or join online from anywhere in the world 🙌🏽

Our latest doc is out now! It tells the story of how the Walthamstow community came together to defeat the fascist EDL in 2012 ✊🏽 Check it out below: youtube.com/watch?v=P7WVjW…

📢 We're casting for our next short film! Get in touch if you fit the description or please share #opencasting #shortfilm #castingcall

TwostepSunday Tickets are going very quickly soo make sure you get yours now. We'll be at Big Penny Social in Walthamstow this Sunday for a show full of amazing creatives🎶🎶💃🏿

Live in Newham? Love afrobeats? Come down to our "pay what you can" dance classes on Thursdays. The first two sessions are led by leading choreographer Lulu who has worked with the likes of Wizkid, Mr Eazi and Jason Derulo 🙌🏾bit.ly/afrodanceclass

Looking for a location in London for our next independent short film - email [email protected] if you know of anywhere please. Full details below 👇🏾

My short film Pearls, formerly known as Me Too Short Film is now done. We even have a poster. I feel incredibly emotional about it. Time to submit it to film festivals!

Our latest short "Oya Dance!" written and directed by Naomi Soneye- Thomas and produced by xanthus stan account is in final stages of post! It follows a girl who connects with her Yoruba roots through music & dance. Filmed in London and Lagos, and made possible by Grey Moth and Arts Council England, London🎬

We're looking for writers to enter Straight 8! We're looking for joyful stories that are culturally specific and/or about women. Needs to be something we can film in a day. Get in touch via [email protected] by 27th Feb 🎬

Looking for some people to take part in our latest short film - open to all abilities and ages (but especially need to hear from more people listed below) 👇🏽

I’m on holidays, but I tuned in to listen to the resourceful @RikkiBB I’m on the right path, thank you so much

We’re excited to share the trailer for our latest short film, Oya, Dance! a celebration of Yoruba heritage through music and dance. Big thanks to Grey Moth and Arts Council England for funding, and the whole cast and crew who brought it to life✨