Rejjia Camphor is a Transdisciplinary Eclectic Artist, Organizer and Teacher from Baltimore, Maryland. She currently serves as a Creative Writing Instructor for Writers In Baltimore Schools, a Baltimore Youth Film Arts Fellow at Johns Hopkins and is the Founder of the environmental community project, Sister Stream Catcher. She earned a BA degree in Creative Writing, Visual Culture and Women’s Studies from Hampshire College in 2020.
Here Lies A Bridge
Here Lies A Bridge is a visual poem which is a part of a collaborative, interactive multi-media Map project made as a final for the BYFA Spring 2021 Living Out Loud: Poetry, Multi-media, and Public Engagement workshop involving the mapping of personal stories by emerging writers around Baltimore. Learn more here: https://www.filmartsbaltimore.org/living-out-loud
Medium: Visual Poetry
Year: 2021
Details: 59 Seconds
A Shoe in the Sky
An essay film about the beauty of natural environment and the danger civilization poses in relationship to it.
Medium: Film
Year: 2021
Details: 4 Minutes, 22 Seconds
Daylight Savings Short Film
This short film explores my journey to raise awareness and address the environmental problems plaguing Baltimore City.
Medium: Film
Year: 2022
Details: 9 Minutes, 34 seconds
Escaping the Labyrinth
An experimental short film using self-imposed constraints as inspiration to challenge my artistic process and catalogue simple but impactful life moments.
Medium: experimental film
Year: 2022
From Baltimore to You & They
A visual poem from Baltimore to its' creatives that express the essence of all Baltimore truly is and a declaration for the world to see the real and beautiful Baltimore rather than its' typical, negative media framing.
Medium: experimental film
Year: 2022
Rythms of Baltimore - Bromo Arts District
A short poetic documentary highlighting the raw, creative beauty and history of the Bromo Arts District of Baltimore.
Medium: Poetic Documentary
Year: 2022
Nowhere Live! We're All Dead
Self produced with the aid of musicians & friends as a way to deal with the isolation & desperation of the pandemic. Over an hour and a half of performances, sketches, & talks about the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, & how they influenced our lives & us as musicians. Hopefully, this humorous honor to America's First & Finest Jam Band will be seen as a respected tribute by Deadheads around the multiverse.
Medium: video
Year: 2021
Details: 1:39:17
Stupid Fingers
Wrote, performed, & recorded this song as background music for a period piece party scene from the 1970's, for the Baltimore based series, Thespian. Made a video during the pandemic showing how my Pineapple Island dish is prepared.
Medium: video
Year: 2020
Details: 3:28