Hip Hop: The Movement That Was
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Hip Hop: The Movement That Was Synopsis
This film seeks to explore the evolution of black culture through music, hip-hop music in particular.
About Campus Movie Fest
Like the story from a classic Hollywood film, Campus MovieFest (CMF) came from a humble beginning. Seven years ago, a band of friends attending Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, thought it would be fun to give computers, camcorders and training to students to make their own movies and then share the five minute films the teams created. The four Emory students had no idea the project would change the course of their lives and the lives of countless students across the globe as the program grew to become the world's largest student film festival.
Film Credits
A Film by
- Starlette Tolerson
- Cydnee Bayless
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