THE SHORT FILM SERIES.

Black Girls Kissing is a genre-bending anthology series that follows a relationship between two women, Nia and Zora, throughout multiple times/realities.

Our journey began with a simple online search, sparked by a desire to find more shows featuring black girls in love.

and of course, the quora threads did not disappoint!!

While our creators rolled their eyes at bigotry of these questions, the answer to why these stories must be included came clear as day. There are infinite possibilities where Black girls meet and fall in love, it is inevitable, it has always been so. For Black womxn, it’s a narrative that deserves to be amplified and celebrated.

EPISODE TIMELINES AND LOGLINES

1820

Episode 6: Our House

Nia and Zora decide to revolt.

1960s

Episode 8: Sundays Best

Zora’s mother drags her to a Sunday service. So does Nia’s.

1968

Episode 10: Last Dance

Nia and Zora attend a truly iconic Masquerade.

1970s

Episode 2: Remember Me

Nia carries on the Friday evening tradition of reminiscing with Zora about how they met.

2000s

Episode 3: Fallin’

Episode 5:

I Can See The Future

Zora interrupts Nia’s chair lift brooding. Wait until Nia finds out this bitch Zora can’t even ski...

Nia visits a seer to get her futures read. 

Present day!

Episode 1: You Don’t Know…

Zora is ready for her date with Nia 97 minutes early. Will she survive?

2042

Episode 9: Real or Nah

Episode 4:

Before it All Ends

Nia’s fantasies interfere with her reality.

Nia and Zora meet on a bus in 2042 amidst devastating wild fires.

3000

Episode 7: The Wrong Galaxy

Zora and Nia are chosen to captain the first fleet for their Galaxy to fight an ever-looming threat.

Episode 2: Remember Me is in post-production and will be playing the 2027 Film Festival Circuit.

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MEET THE TEAM!

Kiersten White's passion is to be equitable and representational in making impactful and informative visual entertainment. She has directed and produced films independently and with production companies for the last 8 years. The last documentary she produced, “Dennis E. Thomas: Center Stage”, won a 2023 Silver Telly Award. Kiersten’s independently-produced short, “A Differently-Curated World”, won Best Story at the Los Angeles LGBTQ+ Film Festival. Kiersten’s commitment to preserving archival footage and historical narratives are important to her and her work— you can check out her director’s reel here. Kiersten is currently pursuing her second Master’s degree at McGill University focusing on archival work.

Kiersten White

DIRECTOR/PRODUCER

Julia Anderson is a screenwriter from White River Junction, Vermont. In 2024 Julia’s scripts were awarded Quarterfinalist for WeScreenplay’s Diverse Voices Lab and Semifinalist for WeScreenplay’s TV Pilot Lab. Her scripts have also been featured on Coverfly’s Red List of top ranked sci-fi projects. Julia also participated in the Vermont Production Collective’s 2025-2026 Incubator program. She is passionate about writing the stories with representation she wishes she had growing up, and all the stories she wishes to see now! She wrote the series Black Girls Kissing as an ode to her younger and present self; queer, black and always dreaming. Julia is developing several other projects, including a feature film “The Emancipation of January Ellis” and a novel “Sunrise in Montreal.”

Julia

WRITER/ASSOCIATE PRODUCER

EDITOR

Lisa Janae

Thank you to all our viewers, readers, creators, and supporters for being a part of Black Girls Kissing! Your engagement, enthusiasm, and contributions make our journey towards representation and diverse storytelling possible and meaningful. Whether you're sharing your thoughts, creating content, or championing inclusivity, your support drives us forward every day!

If you’d like to get in touch with us email us at [email protected]

CREATOR