Madison's Own MSA Grad Kennedy Agee Shines in Filmmaking and Beyond

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Kennedy Agee, a recent graduate from the Mississippi School of the Arts (MSA) Class of 2024, has advanced in her filmmaking career. From Madison, MS, Kennedy started her media arts journey at MSA, improving her filmmaking skills. Her work led to nominations at the JXN Film Festival for her screenplays, 'The Afterlife' in 2022 and 'The Origins of the Igbo Demigods' in 2023, which explores African mythology.

Kennedy also contributed behind the scenes at the JXN Film Festival, gaining experience and community service hours. Dr. Candice Love Jackson, the festival's Director of Education, mentored her, helping refine her writing. This mentorship highlights the festival's focus on supporting young talent, a goal supported by its founder, Maximus Wright.

Kennedy's interests extend beyond filmmaking. In middle school, she learned coding at Computer Explorers, which enhanced her technical skills in filmmaking. She also attended a fashion camp sponsored by The Bean Path, exploring robotics, architecture, and fashion, and participated in a fashion show.

Kennedy enjoys Comic Con, reflecting her wide-ranging interests in art and storytelling, including screenwriting, directing, fashion, and cosplay. These interests connect her with diverse artistic communities.