CCA Film will be hosting Film Chair Giselle Bailey for a Voices in Moving Image talk on her boundary-pushing approach to documentary storytelling. The talk will take place Wednesday, April 9th in the Nave Presentation Space from 6–7:30 pm and will feature a Q&A moderated by California College of the Arts President David C. Howse.

Giselle Bailey is a filmmaker and artist whose work reimagines the role of pop-culture in shaping identity, history, and the future. Her films and multidisciplinary projects fuse documentary and narrative forms, blurring the lines between cinema, commerce, and cultural movement. Through a diasporic lens, Bailey explores the intersections of spirituality, radical self-definition, and the ways youth across the globe are forging new mythologies. With a distinct visual language, her work subverts convention while creating new spaces for Black and diasporic narratives to thrive.

Please reserve tickets on Eventbrite using the link here.