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Kareem McMichael is an award-winning filmmaker and documentarian. He has produced short films in a variety of genres and documentaries with social justice themes. He received his B.A. from Savannah State University in Broadcast Journalism and a certification in production from the Georgia Film Academy. 

He has worked for the ABC, Fox, and CBS news affiliates in Savannah, GA. Currently he is the online content manager in the journalism and mass communications department at Savannah State University and contributing writer at Connect Savannah.

He has served on the Savannah Film Commission and is currently serving on the Savannah Cultural Affairs Commission, which is responsible for ensuring that a variety of quality artistic, cultural, and heritage-based opportunities are available and accessible to the citizens and visitors of Savannah. He is also on the Board of Governors for the Southeast Emmy National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS).  

In 2017 he along with the Georgia Film Academy program at Savannah Technical College was recognized at the Georgia State Capitol in House Resolution 661 for his work on the Savannah Feed the Hungry documentary. McMichael has produced numerous other documentaries and short films including Best Friends, Road to Desegregation, MLK JR. BLVD, and more. 

The Macon native enjoys entertainment and sharing with locals and visitors’ stories about Savannah’s art and culture scene. When he is not working, he enjoys relaxing at the beach, hitting a fun art event, bowling, and writing. Read full bio at https://kmcmichael.weebly.com/bio.html