![]() Hartbeat, Sundance Institute Set Return Of Women Write Now Screenwriting Fellowship, Championing Up-And-Coming Black Women In Comedy #MARTA CUNNINGHAM TV#As part of the development process, each will also participate in an immersive career development lab, where they’ll receive mentorship from creative advisors including Hartbeat’s Head of Film Candice Wilson Cherry and VP, TV Development Tiffany Brown, as well as such industry veterans as Dear White People EP Stephanie Allain, The Fellows, whose short film scripts were selected from a pool of hundreds submissions, will now further develop their material under the guidance of Hartbeat’s panel of script mentors and creative advisors including Leigh Davenport (Starz’s Run the World), Kay Oyegun ( NBC’s This Is Us) and Yamara Taylor (ABC’s Black-ish). Hartbeat & Sundance Institute Name 2022 Women Write Now Comedic Screenwriting Fellows And DirectorsĮxclusive: Kevin Hart’s Hartbeat and the Sundance Institute today named Mayanna Berrin (Power Dynamics), Kiana Butler Jabangwe (Night Off) and Danielle Solomon (Hey Boo) as the recipients of this year’s Women Write Now comedic screenwriting fellowship, designed to elevate the next generation of Black women in comedy. ![]() #MARTA CUNNINGHAM SERIES#Also Read: ‘Last Night in Soho’s’ Thomasin McKenzie to Star in Sundance Now Series ‘ Totally Completely Fine’ They are joined by Producer Stephanie Allain, The company’s Head of Film, Candace Cherry Wilson and its VP of TV Development Tiffany Brown will serve as creative advisors at the program’s career development lab. Script mentors will include Leigh Davenport (“ Run the World”), Kay Oyegun (“ This Is Us”), and Yamara Taylor (“ Black-ish”). ![]() Additionally, the fellows have been awarded a one-year first-look deal with Hartbeat, the multi-platform media company founded by Kevin Hart. Logan Browning, Tika Sumpter and Nicole Byer have signed on to direct three short films written by the fellows, which will debut at a special exhibition during the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Sundance Institute and Hartbeat have selected Mayanna Berrin, Kiana Butler Jabangwe and Danielle Solomon as the recipients of the “Women Write Now” fellowship for Black female comedic screenwriters. ![]()
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