We're drawn to distinctive thought provoking diverse content locally and internationally inspiring filmmakers and musicians to rediscovering our roots in building Afro Canadian culture.
Fade to Black production has been connecting artists of the Afro Canadian diaspora, since 1998; with like-minded individuals and organizations in building recognition and awareness. To showcasing and presenting works of the Afro diaspora and providing an alternative perspective
Raising up underrepresented black arts community in BC. We act as a production arm of technologies in assisting black artists and peoples of colour with as many projects.. covering music, film, theater inter arts Black History Month, workshops, and lectures; plus panel discussions. We continue to design and do multimedia with our green screen and virtual platforms; in our lab; working with artists to build our database and network, with industry pros and like minded individuals and organization. Since 1998 Fade To Black has been building experience and resource for facilities.
We focus intentions on building, connecting, rooting, Black identity, by many means necessary. Providing a space, employment, database, network, to producing film & music, curating, fundraising, etc. all under our organization and production.
connecting artists of the Afro Canadian diaspora, along with like-minded individuals and organizations
Fade to Black production produces, mentors, showcases, and publishes black and like minded artist’s in BC and around the globe. As a Green screen and music facility for an underrepresented arts community we act as a production and facilitator of technologies in assisting black artists and peoples of colour with our many tools and expertise covering film & music expression, theater and inter arts events we also work in design and multimedia arts with virtual capabilities platform at our studio, while working to build a database and network in the industry with like minded black businesses and resource facilities.
Our community cries out…. wanting to be heard but hype and adrenaline is lost in the fray.
conversation with leaders artists in the Afro diaspora locally and nationally. So that we see our importance and share our realities a much needed conversation that seems over due in our commonalities in hopes and growing positive change in all of us.
