PRINCE GEORGE’S FILM FESTIVAL LEADERSHIP
We are a passionate group of ART AND film enthusiasts dedicated to bringing the best in independent and international cinema to PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY.
Our team works tirelessly to curate a diverse and thought-provoking lineup of films each year, showcasing emerging and established talent from a variety of genres and perspectives. From stimulating dramas to heartwarming comedies, we believe in the power of cinema to inspire, entertain, and unite people from all walks of life.
Whether you're a filmmaker looking to submit your work, a film lover eager to discover new voices and stories, or an organization seeking to partner with us, we invite you to join us on our mission to celebrate the art of filmmaking and foster meaningful connections through the power of storytelling.
Our Team
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RHONDA DALLAS
Executive Director and Founder, Prince George’s Film Festival
As the Executive Director and visionary of the Prince George's Film Festival, Rhonda Dallas plays a critical role in concept development, policy and strategic partnerships including global alliances. She manages the festival's overall operations, ensuring that it achieves its goals. A champion for diversity and forging opportunities for emerging creatives, she works closely with various stakeholders to advance film industry access and production while providing a platform for home grown talent to showcase their work.
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DONNA FOSTER-DOTSON
Director, Prince George’s Film Festival
As the Director of the Prince George’s Film Festival, Donna Foster-Dotson plays a critical role in setting the artistic direction and creative programming of the festival. She works closely with various stakeholders, including filmmakers, distributors, industry professionals, and festival staff, to ensure that the festival showcases a diverse and compelling selection of films and provides a memorable experience for all attendees.
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REGGIE SCOTT
Co-Director, Prince George’s Film Festival
Reggie Scott works closely with the Festival Director to help manage and oversee the festival's operations and programming. He plays a critical role in ensuring that the festival runs smoothly, attracts a diverse audience, and provides a high-quality attendee experience.
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GHANA WILSON/Green Gigz , Inc.
Event Producer, Prince George’s Film Festival
Ghana Wilson is responsible for managing the logistics and production of all events associated with the Prince George’s Film Festival. She works closely with the festival's creative and programming teams to ensure that all events are executed efficiently, and within budget, and that key stakeholders are satisfied.
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KISHA MASON
Director Marketing Communications, Prince George’s Film Festival
As the Director of Marketing Communications for the Prince George’s Film Festival, Kisha Mason is responsible for developing and executing the festival's marketing and communication strategy. She work closely with the festival's leadership team, sponsorship team, and creative teams to promote the festival to potential attendees, sponsors, and partners, and to manage the festival's brand and messaging.
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SHERRI BRYANT MOORE
Director of Corporate Development, Prince George’s Film Festival
Sherri Bryant Moore s responsible for building and maintaining relationships with corporate sponsors and partners, and for identifying new revenue opportunities for the festival. She works closely with the festival's marketing team to ensure that all sponsorships and partnerships are effectively promoted and communicated to festival attendees and the public, and with the festival's leadership team to ensure that all corporate development activities are aligned with the festival's overall strategic goals.
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Tewodross M. Williams
Collegiate Program Director, Prince George’s Film Festival
As PGFF’s Collegiate Program Director, Tewodross nurtures emerging talent, fosters creative exchange, and promotes student films within the festival landscape. He leads the curation of PGFF and Bowie State University’s (BSU) program, works with the PGFF team on BSU’s event planning and logistics, and facilitate networking and development opportunities for student attending the festival. His organizational skills, knowledge of the industry, and ability to collaborate with diverse stakeholders are essential for the success of the collegiate program and PGFF. He serves as Department Chair, Department of Fine and Performing Arts, Program Coordinator and Associate Professor, Visual Communication and Digital Media Arts (VCDMA) at Bowie State University. Tewodross is also a filmmaker, animator, production designer and producer with Visual Jazz, a studio collective based in the Gateway Arts District.