Film Production
MFA
Howard University
2014
Jami Ramberan is an Emmy and International Award-winning filmmaker and educator. She is an Associate Professor in the Cathy Hughes School of Communications, Department of Media, Journalism, and Film, where she also serves as the Assistant Chair of the Department.
Ramberan holds an MFA in Film Production from Howard University and an MA in Media Studies from The New School.
Ramberan has worked professionally as a filmmaker writing, directing and producing narrative, experimental and documentary film, music videos and commercials. Her works have been screened at film festivals across the world and streaming platforms including Amazon Prime. Having a passion for working with young people, she also serves on the advisory board for the Global Institute for Black Girls in Film & Media.
MFA
Howard University
2014
MA
The New School
2008
English
Seton Hall University
2005
Directing, Writing and Producing
Caribbean diaspora, African American women narratives, multiculturalism, social justice, education, technology, African American music, and environmental studies.
"My Asian" is a poetic film, highlighting the horrific miscarriages of justice that Asian-Americans and Asians in America are, and have historically been subjected to: from day-to-day micro-aggressions to actual acts of violence and terror against members of our community.
Set in our nation’s capital, "Vote" is a visual call to arms, highlighting the devastating contradictions that so many in America are experiencing right now, and paying homage to the countless individuals that have sacrificed and are sacrificing so that we may have the right to vote, and have our vote count.
Short Film. In a world of social media obsession, a tech-savvy boyfriend tries to plan the perfect birthday for his girlfriend in spite of her sister's objections.
Short film. A female veteran isolates herself in a small town, only to be reminded of a horrific incident that occurred within the ranks and the betrayal that follows.