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Local legend Skizz Cyzyk is coming to the Overlea ArtsFest/CCBC Film Festival, to share stories of his journey with Underground Filmmaking. Grab FREE tix at https://tinyurl.com/OAF-CCBC-DIY

Emmy award winning editor Neil Beller wants to teach you how to create magic in the edit room! Get FREE tix to his seminar at the Overlea ArtsFest/CCBC Film Festival on May 9th - https://tinyurl.com/OAF-CCBC-editing

Know how to get started in the film business? Learn to be a great P.A.! Morgan Babinski of Producers in Baltimore will teach you how to be valuable on-set. Sign up for her FREE seminar at https://tinyurl.com/OAF-CCBC-pa, May 9th at the Overlea ArtsFest/CCBC Film Festival.

Creating films or videos and want to protect your work? Iya Jackson of the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (MDVLA) shares common legal issues for filmmakers at the Overlea ArtsFest/CCBC Film Festival. Reserve a FREE ticket here: https://tinyurl.com/mdvla

Legendary artisans are coming together to teach essential filmmaking skills at the Overlea ArtsFest/CCBC Film Festival! Lighting designer Embu Seitu shares his expertise on "Lighting on a Shoestring Budget" - Saturday May 9th, 10:00 am. FREE but must register for tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lighting-on-a-shoestring-budget-tickets-1987292490335

ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT!! Maryland filmmakers, submit your shorts for prizes and laurels. Films up to 30 min long, multiple categories. Go to https://filmfreeway.com/OverleaArtsFestFilmFestival to submit today!

Attention MARYLAND filmmakers -- the final round of submissions is now open for the 2026 Overlea ArtsFest/CCBC Film Festival! Now accepting short films from 1 to 30 minutes long, from 2 GROUPS ONLY - Student Filmmakers in Maryland, and Local Emerging Professionals in Maryland. Open to multiple genres. Submission deadline is Sunday March 15th. The 3-day festival event happens May 8th, 9th and 10th at CCBC Essex. Submit for FREE at the Film Freeway link below!

The Overlea ArtsFest/CCBC Film Festival The Overlea ArtsFest/CCBC Film Festival celebrates emerging voices and local storytelling in our community. We are dedicated to showcasing the work of studen...

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In the words of Diane Keaton...

Words to live by from the late (and forever iconic) Diane Keaton. 💄❤️

Her legacy will continue to inspire fearless women everywhere 💪

Lots of weddings so far this year.. here are some pics from one of the most recent. The bride opted for a gentle makeup look with pink and silver, to match her ethereal gown and headdress. A full coverage matte foundation from Make Up For Ever gave long lasting coverage that was able to last thru the heat of a July day and into the night! The wedding party and moms were very sweet, and were a wonderfully diverse group to work with.

Love this 🥰 Women definitely portray other women differently.

Louise Dahl-Wolfe broke the mold by treating her subjects as people- not props- ushering in the “female gaze.” In March 1943, at the height of WWII, she captured a young Lauren Bacall against a white wall- chin lifted, eyes fearless. Bacall said, “That photograph showed me a woman I didn’t know I could be.” From Josephine Baker to Mae West, Dahl-Wolfe’s portraits declared individuality and strength. ✨ This is Fashion Footnotes, where we uncover the stories behind the history of fashion. #FashionFootnotes #LouiseDahlWolfe #FemaleGaze #LaurenBacall #FashionHistory #WomenInPhotography