I was in Charleston, S.C., last week with a few of my public media colleagues reviewing content for the 2024 INPUT conference. While there, I had a chance to visit the recently opened International African American Museum (IAAM). If you haven’t been, be sure to add it to your list of must-see museums. You will not be disappointed. 

INPUT is a gathering of public media producers, content commissioners, and executives from around the world. It is hosted by a different country each year. INPUT 2024 will be held May 5-9 in Charleston.  

Not Your Traditional Film Festival

Unlike a traditional film festival, INPUT programs are to be discussed, challenged, applauded, and everything in between. For content creatives who prioritize building international connections and partnerships, the INPUT conference offers a unique setting to network with professionals from various countries. For those curious about public media content from different parts of the world, you’ll enjoy INPUT because it features a wide array of content that spans different cultures and perspectives. 

If, like me, you enjoy talking about film and media to anyone and everyone, then this global conference offers a unique opportunity to engage in conversations about the content itself and the state of public media here and abroad.  Mark your calendar and we’ll see you there.

Banner image courtesy of IAAM