Courtney L. Branch | Latino Film Institute

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Courtney Branch

Courtney L. Branch

Industry Programs Manager

Courtney L. Branch is an award-winning television and film producer with a portfolio that includes work for CBS, MGM, Fox, and more. She is an Emmy-nominated storyteller, a 2024 Warner Bros. Discovery Fellow, and was named to Black Enterprise’s prestigious 40 Under 40 list. Courtney is known for both creating culturally resonant content and for her ongoing commitment to championing diversity and inclusion across the entertainment industry.

Fun Facts

What’s the one movie you could watch a million times and never get tired of and why?

The one movie I could watch a million times is Inception. I love movies that make me think, and then think again. Every time I watch it, I notice something new so it’s a fresh experience each time. Christopher Nolan is such a master of his craft that watching (and dissecting) Inception feels like attending an intensive course on filmmaking.

What’s your secret superpower (the one no one knows about)?

My secret supower is that I am elite at finding street parking! You can send me to the most crowded street in Hollywood, DTLA, or out of town and I guarantee I will find a spot.

MORE NEWS

Latino Film Institute Announces LFI Spark Animation Fellowship’s 5th Cohort

Latino Film Institute (LFI) today announced the fifth cohort of the LFI Spark Animation Fellowship, one of the organization’s signature programs designed to support emerging animation filmmakers. Supported by Netflix, the fellowship provides financial support, mentorship and industry guidance to help filmmakers develop and complete original animated short films.

LATINO FILM INSTITUTE ANNOUNCES FIFTH COHORT OF LFI SPARK ANIMATION FELLOWSHIP

LOS ANGELES, CA – JUNE 29, 2026 – Latino Film Institute (LFI) today announced the fifth cohort of the LFI Spark Animation Fellowship, one of the organization’s signature programs designed to support emerging animation filmmakers. Supported by Netflix, the fellowship provides financial support, mentorship, and industry guidance to help filmmakers develop and complete original animated short films.

JENNIFER LOPEZ TO RECEIVE ADELANTE AWARD FOR INDUSTRY AT OPENING NIGHT OF LALIFF’S 25TH EDITION

The Latino Film Institute (LFI) today unveiled the official artwork and expanded ticketing model for the milestone 25th edition of the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF), taking place May 27–31, 2026, in Hollywood at the historic TCL Chinese Theatres.
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