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Keke Palmer Partners With UCLA for Creator Media Program
22 Jun
Summary
- Palmer's KeyTV network will distribute student content annually.
- The program launches in the 2026-27 academic year.
- It aims to prepare students for creator-driven media careers.
Keke Palmer is set to become an artist in residence at UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television. This new role is part of a five-year partnership launching in the 2026-27 academic year. Through the "From Blocking to Broadcast" program, students will gain real-world experience in content creation, marketing, and audience engagement.
Palmer's digital media network, KeyTV, which focuses on content from BIPOC storytellers, will distribute at least three student-produced multimedia projects each year. These projects can include video podcasts, music videos, and theater productions.
The initiative is designed to amplify underrepresented voices and equip students with skills for the evolving creator economy, including navigating emerging technologies like generative AI.
