Our Vision Caribbean and Latino The Vision Podcast π₯ποΈ
π₯ποΈ Welcome to the βOur Vision Caribbean and Latino Filmmaker Podcastβ hosted by Charles Alleyne. This podcast is sponsored by the βOur Vision Caribbean and Latino Film Festivalβ which is dedicated to ensuring that Caribbean and Latino filmmakers and artists a have a voice thatβs heard and a wide audience to showcase their work.
The βOur Vision Caribbean and Latino Film Festival β is the only combined Caribbean and Latino Film Festival .
π― CLICK HERE to submit your film to the next "Our Vision Caribbean and Latino Film Festival" to share your work, reach your audience, and turn your dreams into reality.
ABOUT the Our Vision HostποΈ
Charles Alleyne, Filmmaker & Educator Our Vision Founder ποΈ is a seasoned feature and short filmmaker and educator. Charles has written, directed, and or produced over +100 short and long-form projects and developed and supervised over +500 student film projects in South Central Los Angeles. As an independent feature film producer, director, and writer, his feature film "Justin Brown" screened internationally in Germany and his short film "Unspoken" captivated audiences throughout Hollywood and Los Angeles. FOLLOW Charles Alleyne on Instagram.
π― CLICK HERE to submit your film to the next "Our Vision Caribbean and Latino Film Festival" to share your work, reach your audience, and turn your dreams into reality.
Our Vision Caribbean and Latino The Vision Podcast π₯ποΈ
Barbados Association of Southern California
On this episode
Barbados Association of Southern California (BASC) is the premier organization representing the Barbadian community in Southern California. BASC is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt organization under 501c (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. This will greatly allow us to increase our ability to raise funding ventures and by extension our philanthropic efforts.
Taste of Barbados 2024 Gala
Our Signature Event this year goes down at the lovely Holiday Inn Los Angeles Gateway Hotel, 19800 South Vermont Ave, Torrance, CA on November 2nd, at 6:00p. Enjoy a sumptuous Cocktail Hour with delicious hors d'oeuvres, the President's "Lapel Pin Thank you" ceremony, Bajan dignitaries, and great local entertainment. https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/d9e1bba5-1538-4d07-9a09-eddf6d385e96
Background
We started in 2013, a group of concerned Barbadians led by Sandra Cutting, June Small Lashley and Gregory Chase got together to create an association that fairly represents their interest in this part of the Diaspora, and out of that meeting the Association was formed. On September 21, 2013, they met for the first time in Rogers Park, California and since that date have expanded from a small core group to over fifty members.
The mission of the BASC is to:
Support the presence, voice, and the culture of the Barbadian diaspora in Southern California. We promote cultural awareness and celebrate the rich heritage and history of Barbados and the Caribbean; We render humanitarian & educational assistance to our community both here locally and in Barbados, with a focus on the most vulnerable among us, persons with special needs and our youths with special dreams; those who are headed in the right direction and who are taking positive steps to improve their community.
π― CLICK HERE to submit your film to the next "Our Vision Caribbean and Latino Film Festival" to share your work, reach your audience, and turn your dreams into reality.