Southern Arts Federation - Episode XVII

David Dombrosky interviews Cynthia Hill. Cynthia Hill is an independent filmmaker in Durham, North Carolina. Cynthia worked as a producer and editor at GLC Productions, a post-production facility in New York City, before returning to work on her own films in the South. Cynthia is the co-producer of February One, a documentary about the 1960 Greensboro, NC lunch counter sit-ins, which premiered on PBS in 2005. Cynthias first independent documentary, Tobacco Money Feeds My Family, is currently on the festival circuit and looking for a broadcast home. In addition, Cynthia is the co-founder of the Southern Documentary Fund, a documentary-artist support organization based in North Carolina.