MissionOne Good Picture explores how a single printed photograph preserves Black family memory, connection, and legacy across generations. This campaign supports the production of the film as part of Alexis Noble’s selection as a Top 10 finalist in the How We Heal Film Lab for Racial Justice presented by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Being able to produce this film through the lab is an important step in bringing a Mississippi-made story to the screen and expanding access to independent Black filmmaking. About the FilmSet in Mississippi, One Good Picture follows a Black family holding onto one photograph as a way to stay connected to someone they are slowly losing access to. The film centers quiet, intimate moments that show how memory becomes an inheritance and how images can carry love, history, and healing across generations. Why I’m Making This FilmI’m a Mississippi-based filmmaker and cultural worker whose practice centers Black interior life, memory, and community storytelling. This film is personal. I grew up surrounded by photographs that held stories I didn’t always have words for. One Good Picture is my way of honoring those images and the families who keep history alive through them. What Your Support Funds• Camera, sound, and lighting rentals • Cast and crew stipends • Locations, production design, and wardrobe • Editing, sound mix, and color correction • Festival submissions and community screenings Goal$6,000 How You’ll Watch the FilmSupporters will receive early private streaming access once the film is completed, with opportunities for private virtual screenings and live Q&amp;As. Call to ActionDonate what you can.Share with your community.Help bring this Mississippi-made story to life.

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ONE GOOD PICTURE A Short Film by Alexis Noble for W.K. Kellogg Film Lab

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