Listen Out Loud Media

08/29/2026

Powerful films can do more than tell stories. They can start conversations, challenge assumptions, deepen understanding, and bring people together.

That’s why we’re proud to sponsor the 8th Annual Morehouse Film Festival, September 22–26 at Morehouse College in Atlanta.

This year’s theme — The Right to Belong: Stories of Identity and Resistance — speaks directly to our belief in the power of storytelling to create meaningful engagement and connection.

We’re excited to be part of — and we’ll have much more to share in the weeks ahead.

07/11/2026

07/02/2026

🌍 Big news!
We're excited to announce that Listen Out Loud Media will lead the International Impact & Engagement Campaign for the 21st International Youth Media Summit .summit.

This July, 50 young filmmakers representing more than 20 countries will gather in Paris to tell stories that matter.

This is just the beginning.
More to come from Paris. 🇫🇷🎬

04/15/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to Seats at the Table and our panel discussion at the Hampton Roads Social Justice Conference.

Such an engaged audience — your questions made the conversation even more meaningful.

Proud to bring this conversation together with Divine Lipscomb, Giovannie Hernandez, and Jesse Crosson — and Christina Schmitt, who uses Seats at the Table with her incarcerated students in Loudoun County, VA, and facilitated so thoughtfully.

Seats at the Table, directed by Chris Farina, follows a remarkable college course created by Dr. Andrew Kaufman, bringing together university students and incarcerated youth through the study of Russian literature.

What begins as separation becomes connection — stereotypes fall away, relationships form, and both groups leave transformed.

This is where impact begins.

04/15/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to Seats at the Table and our panel discussion at the Hampton Roads Social Justice Conference.

Such an engaged audience — your questions made the conversation even more meaningful.

Proud to bring this conversation together with Divine Lipscomb, Giovannie Hernandez, and Jesse Crosson — and to Christina Schmitt, who uses Seats at the Table with her incarcerated students in Loudoun County, VA, for facilitating so thoughtfully.

Seats at the Table, directed by Chris Farina, follows a remarkable college course created by Dr. Andrew Kaufman, bringing together university students and incarcerated youth through the study of Russian literature.

What begins as separation becomes connection — stereotypes fall away, relationships form, and both groups leave transformed.

This is where impact begins.