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National Black Programming Consortium Selects Eight Projects for NBPC 360 Incubator

Black Public Media | March 19, 2015

“The overwhelming response to NBPC 360 demonstrates two things: first, that there’s truly no shortage of topics and stories centering on the Black experience, and second, there’s a funding gap in the early development of such projects, a gap that NBPC 360 can fill.”

7 Ways Your #NBPC360 Application Could Fall Flat

Nonso Christian Ugbode | November 24, 2014

As the deadline approaches (January 9th, 2015) we know all our producers are working hard to put their best foot forward, so we thought we’d put together this brief list to help you as you prepare – these are the 7 Ways Your #NBPC360 Application Could Fall Flat.

NBPC 360 Gives Up To $150K For New TV and Web Series

Black Public Media | October 1, 2014

NEW YORK (October 1, 2014) — “National Black Programming Consortium (NBPC), a nonprofit based in Harlem that has been presenting stories about the Black experience on the public airwaves since 1979, is launching NBPC 360, a new funding initiative designed to identify innovative storytellers and to generate quality serial, digital and multiplatform content for public … NBPC 360 Gives Up To $150K For New TV and Web Series

NBPC 360 Gives Up to $150 for New TV and Web Series

Black Public Media | October 1, 2014

National Black Programming Consortium (NBPC) is launching an open call to producers for fresh serial content about the Black experience. Three projects will ultimately receive up $150,000 to complete their pilots.

Black Folk Don’t: Camp

Black Public Media | July 3, 2012

If black folk can live in the hood why can’t we go to the woods? The great outdoors seems to be the last frontier when it comes to Black People. What’s keeping us from engaging with Mother Nature? What’s so tough about roughing it for Black Folk? Or are we just doing it in secret, … Black Folk Don’t: Camp

Black Hot Fresh Summer Preview!

ann | June 30, 2011

For a while we here in the NBPC labs of Black-ness have been mixing and matching various new media concoctions to engage the masses on issues that range from Black masculinity, to a big hurricane mess named Katrina, and recently we sent some talented filmmakers to Haiti to capture the voices of real Haitians dealing … Black Hot Fresh Summer Preview!