Tifa Tomb's Journey: Documenting Seattle's Black Arts Legacies

Tifa Tomb, Producer of Black Arts Legacies, Featured on The Day With Trae

Tifa Tomb, a Seattle-based filmmaker and producer, recently sat down with TraeAnna Holiday on The Day With Trae to discuss her work on Black Arts Legacies, a docuseries for Seattle's PBS station that chronicles the rich history of Black artists in the region.

In the interview, Tifa shared her journey into the film industry, transitioning from a career in education to become an Emmy-nominated producer. She discussed her passion for storytelling and her dedication to highlighting underrepresented voices through her work.

Tifa's involvement with Black Arts Legacies stemmed from her desire to learn more about Seattle's Black artists and pay homage to their contributions. She spoke about the importance of documenting these legacies and ensuring their stories are told.

The interview also touched on the challenges and triumphs of producing the docuseries, as well as the significance of showcasing diverse voices in media. Tifa emphasized how Black Arts Legacies not only celebrates Black artistry but also serves as an educational tool, inspiring future generations to embrace and appreciate their cultural heritage.
You can watch the full interview above  to learn more about Tifa Tomb and her work on Black Arts Legacies. You can also find out more about Tifa on her website at www.tifatomb.com.

Photos by Jordan Somers on behalf of Converge Media