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We’re proud to support BUG, an upcoming short film by 2025 WAVE Grant recipient .mmoney.A woman attending her long-await...
14/05/2025

We’re proud to support BUG, an upcoming short film by 2025 WAVE Grant recipient .mmoney.

A woman attending her long-awaited green card interview discovers there’s an unexpected final step. A twisted, dark comedy for anyone who has experienced the comically unending labyrinth that is the US immigration system (or cares about people who do!).

Through our WAVE Grant and partnership with , Pratima is receiving funding, mentorship, and career-building support. Her Seed&Spark campaign is in its final days — visit seedandspark.com/fund/bug-the-short-film to support and follow the journey ✨

MEMORIES OF LOVE RETURNED will have its NYC premiere at the on May 10th. Named one of the Ten Best African Documentarie...
07/05/2025

MEMORIES OF LOVE RETURNED will have its NYC premiere at the on May 10th.

Named one of the Ten Best African Documentaries of 2024, MEMORIES OF LOVE RETURNED follows director Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine () on a 22-year journey sparked by a chance encounter with a Ugandan photographer and a treasure trove of forgotten portraits.

Tickets available now 🎟️

Lauryn Darden and Ragan Henderson are our final WAVE Grant recipients for 2025. They are NYU Tisch grads and filmmakers ...
01/05/2025

Lauryn Darden and Ragan Henderson are our final WAVE Grant recipients for 2025. They are NYU Tisch grads and filmmakers dedicated to amplifying overlooked voices. Lauryn’s work centers older Black individuals, with her award-winning feature screenplay The Later Years recognized by the National Black Film Festival. Ragan, a director and image maker, aims to humanize those marginalized by society—her work has been featured at the MET Museum and in Vogue and Rolling Stone. Together, they co-directed When They’re Gone, a short film about two elderly men who form an unexpected bond over grief and love after a chance encounter at a graveyard.

HAPPY ON SWIFT HORSES DAY TO ALL THOSE WHO CELEBRATE 🐎
25/04/2025

HAPPY ON SWIFT HORSES DAY TO ALL THOSE WHO CELEBRATE 🐎

This week’s WAVE Grant recipient is Erika Yang. A Brooklyn-based filmmaker and software engineer from Knoxville, TN, who...
24/04/2025

This week’s WAVE Grant recipient is Erika Yang. A Brooklyn-based filmmaker and software engineer from Knoxville, TN, whose work captures the small moments that shape everyday life, she is a Computer Science and Film Studies grad from MIT. Her short film Pit Stops follows a family road trip through the eyes of the youngest child.

“Women are often overlooked when it comes to being diagnosed, and in their own awareness of the risks and symptoms of th...
23/04/2025

“Women are often overlooked when it comes to being diagnosed, and in their own awareness of the risks and symptoms of the disease, by partnering with the Michael J. Fox Foundation, which does incredible work driving resources and awareness to Parkinson’s, we can hopefully reach more people and bring us closer to the ultimate goal of finding a cure.” - Our very own Jenifer Westphal

“As a parent and as a filmmaker, Jenifer is struck by how Kyle’s story embodies “the power of real acceptance.‘I don’t m...
18/04/2025

“As a parent and as a filmmaker, Jenifer is struck by how Kyle’s story embodies “the power of real acceptance.

‘I don’t mean the kind that’s easy or performative. I mean the kind where you meet people exactly where they are, even when it’s hard, even when it challenges every assumption you’ve ever had,’ she says.”

Wavelength’s founder Jenifer Westphal and her son Kyle sit down to speak about family, fashion, and more during Autism Acceptance Month with

Stream the Emmy-nominated film Let Me Be Me for a limited time on our YouTube — and don’t forget to subscribe so you don’t miss what great f*cking stories are coming next

Ana Chavez is our next WAVE Grant recipient. She is an LA-based filmmaker and video artist whose work blends identity, s...
17/04/2025

Ana Chavez is our next WAVE Grant recipient. She is an LA-based filmmaker and video artist whose work blends identity, sexuality, and memory through a hybrid filmmaking style. A UC Santa Barbara Film alum, she won Best Screenplay at the Santa Barbara Film Festival’s 10-10-10 Program for her short script Her and I—and her latest short, Blush, captures the lives of teen girls growing up in Singapore.

Going Brooklyn ✈️ ManhattanWavelength is thrilled to announce TWO projects at the 2025 Tribeca Festival… The Rose: Come ...
16/04/2025

Going Brooklyn ✈️ Manhattan

Wavelength is thrilled to announce TWO projects at the 2025 Tribeca Festival… The Rose: Come Back to me and She Dances. Can’t wait for June!

Going Brooklyn ✈️ ManhattanWavelength is thrilled to announce TWO projects at the 2025 Tribeca Festival… The Rose: Come ...
16/04/2025

Going Brooklyn ✈️ Manhattan

Wavelength is thrilled to announce TWO projects at the 2025 Tribeca Festival… The Rose: Come Back to me and She Dances. Can’t wait for June!

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