Jack'd Dating App Introduces Queer Film Festival Featuring Judges TS Madison, Miss Lawrence, Bobby Ashley, Mike Gauyo, and Dyllón Burnside
Jack’d, the leading dating app for queer people of color in the United States, is launching the inaugural Jack’d Film Festival, a platform dedicated to showcasing and celebrating original films by queer creators. The festival, with a focus on films that center the experiences, stories, and/or perspectives of queer people of color, aims to promote and celebrate the diverse voices within the queer community.
The festival's panel of esteemed judges includes TS Madison ("Outlaws With TS Madison"), Miss Lawrence ("The Ellen DeGeneres Show"), Bobby Ashley ("Queer Eye"), Mike Gauyo ("The Ellen DeGeneres Show"), and Dyllón Burnside ("Queer Eye").
The Jack’d Film Festival is set to feature a diverse range of films, providing a platform for queer creators to showcase their talents and stories. With a focus on content that resonates with the experiences, stories, and perspectives of queer people of color, the festival aims to celebrate the rich diversity within the queer community.
The judges panel, comprised of TS Madison, Miss Lawrence, Bobby Ashley, Mike Gauyo, and Dyllón Burnside, will evaluate the submitted films and choose the winners of the inaugural Jack’d Film Festival. The judges are well-known personalities in the queer community, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to the selection process.
Jack'd Dating App Introduces Queer Film Festival Featuring TS Madison, Miss Lawrence, Bobby Ashley, Mike Gauyo, and Dyllón Burnside
The Jack’d Dating App, dedicated to connecting queer individuals of color, has announced the launch of its inaugural Jack’d Film Festival. The event aims to celebrate and showcase original films created by queer filmmakers, with a focus on content that resonates with the experiences, stories, and perspectives of queer people of color.
The festival features a panel of esteemed judges, including TS Madison, Miss Lawrence, Bobby Ashley, Mike Gauyo, and Dyllón Burnside. These experts will review and choose the winning films, bringing their valuable insights and experiences to the selection process.
The Jack’d Film Festival is set to provide a platform for queer creatives to share their stories and experiences, while celebrating the diverse voices within the queer community.
Jack'd Dating App Unveils Film Festival Featuring Industry Veterans TS Madison, Miss Lawrence, Bobby Ashley, Mike Gauyo, and Dyllón Burnside
Jack’d, the popular dating app catering to queer individuals of color, has announced the launch of its inaugural Jack’d Film Festival. The event aims to showcase original films created by queer filmmakers, with a focus on content that resonates with the experiences, stories, and perspectives of queer people of color.
The festival will provide a platform for queer creatives to share their stories and experiences, while celebrating the diverse voices within the queer community.
Jack'd Dating App Brings Industry Veterans TS Madison, Miss Lawrence, Bobby Ashley, Mike Gauyo, and Dyllón Burnside to Judge Queer Films
Jack’d, the renowned dating app catering to queer individuals of color, has introduced the Jack’d Film Festival. The festival aims to present original films produced by queer filmmakers, focusing on content that resonates with the experiences, narratives, and viewpoints of queer people of color.
The festival will offer a stage for queer creatives to share their narratives and experiences, while celebrating the diverse voices within the queer community.
Jack'd App Hosts Film Festival with Industry Veterans TS Madison, Miss Lawrence, Bobby Ashley, Mike Gauyo, and Dyllón Burnside
Jack’d, the renowned dating app catering to queer individuals of color, has introduced the Jack’d Film Festival. The festival aims to showcase original films produced by queer filmmakers, focusing on content that resonates with the experiences, narratives, and viewpoints of queer people of color.
The festival provides a platform for queer creatives to share their stories and perspectives, while celebrating the diverse voices within the queer community.
<small>Source: Variety — read the original story there.</small>
