Special Features: KEEP IT ALIVE feat. Breanna Taylor

An art development workshop for PSOA students, staff, faculty and the Greater Milwaukee community.

After the festival run ends and the screenings wrap up—what’s next for your film? Join us for an informative workshop on post-festival strategies, focusing on impact campaigns that extend your film’s reach. Every film has an audience—who is yours, and how can you connect with them? This session will explore ways to engage communities, build lasting impact, and ensure your film continues to resonate beyond the festival circuit.

Breanna Taylor is a Milwaukee-based interdisciplinary artist passionate about dance, film, performing, and writing, specializing in film impact work and production. In 2020, she co-designed Langston League’s HBO ‘Lovecraft Country’ Unofficial Syllabus as well as the 2021 Companion Guide for Nia DaCosta’s ‘Candyman,’ which was in collaboration with Jordan Peele’s MonkeyPaw Productions and NBCUniversal. She also co-wrote the curriculum for the Emmy Award-Winning Documentary ‘When Claude Got Shot.’ Breanna’s recent work includes co-writing a reparations toolkit and discussion guide for Colorfarm’s documentary, ‘The Big Payback,’ and the discussion guide for Netflix’s ‘African Queens: Njinga.’ To stay true to her love for horror, she wrote the curriculum for ‘The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster,’ which was screened during the 2023 Milwaukee Film Festival.