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Black narratives are understood as stories, perspectives and cultural expressions created from the Black experience around the world. It is a concept that encompasses the struggle against the marginalization and dehumanization of representations, as well as the decolonization of our ways of seeing and existing in the world. To understand who we really are, we must reflect an existence in the world that transcends the experience of coloniality and racism. But why include different and diverse black experiences in the same concept? Are there universal feelings and intersections in the black body? From which path and strategy can we create black narratives that connect with the general public? Understanding universal feelings and emotional transitions as a strategy for building good characters is to open a path of connection for others. This panel aims to delve into this perspective without leaving the field of current and legitimate demands.
Speakers
Renata Sofia | Palestrante
Author and screenwriter on TV Globo. Part of thr writers at “Vai Na Fé” and “No Rancho Fundo”, “Detetives do Prédio Azul” on the Gloob channel and “Temporada de Verão” on Netflix. Playwright in the play “A Protagonista” and drama advisor in the play “Quem é o Zezinho?”. With the original features “MC Estrela” and “Como Destruir um Boy Lixo” under option contracts with producers Kromaki and Glaz respectively. Graduated in Journalism from UERJ.
Juh Almeida | Palestrante
Juh Almeida, was born in Bahia, and today moves between São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Since 2010, she has been mixing life and art, focusing on Afrovisualities, expressing herself through cinema. She graduated in cinema at Ufba and is a master's student at USP. She directs music videos, fiction, documentaries, fashion, essay and artistic projects. She is currently a scene director at Pródigo Filmes, where she works directing advertising films. His last significant work was being part of the team of directors of the award-winning and successful soap opera Vai Na Fé on Rede Globo. Juh believes in building new imaginaries as a revolutionary tool for social change.
Raquel Terto | Palestrante
Raquel Terto is a screenwriter who worked on the series “Central de Bico” (Multishow), “BA - O Beijo Adolescente” (HBO), “Os parças” (Globo Play). She is also a curator at the Audiovisual Screenplay Festivals ROTA and CABÍRIA. Also participated in the development of other new series for Multishow, Star +, Paramount and for producers such as Gullane, Giro, Negro Olhar, Fullara SA-Uruguay, Formata, Glaz and Panomâmira. She researches identities in black narratives and the general public.