Moving image allows for a greater reach of representation and exposure of Black feminist practices. These films and shows provide relief from the daily traumas endured, in the form of entertainment. Julia Roxanne Wallace, creator of the Black Feminist Film School describes the process: “To name oneself a Black Feminist Filmmaker is to embrace this responsibility [of realizing collective well-being] which also means becoming a mediator between worlds to strengthen the drain and threatened life-force of the community.”