October 2020
Kodak Film Lab Atlanta: COFFEE W/ CAMERAS
Topic: Discussion of the Krasnogorsk-3 (Красногорск-3) 16mm x 100ft Camera. We have seen, within the past 2 year's, the popularity of this classic & affordable 16mm Film Camera steadily increase. As more filmmakers desire to learn and film with 16mm celluloid, this camera seems to be the one many filmmakers purchase. The goal of our Program this Saturday is to discuss the K-3 Camera, how it operates, where to purchase, possible home repair remedies or service facilities available. Join us…
Find out more »SCAD Savannah Film Festival
The Savannah College of Art and Design presents the 23rd annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival as an all-virtual experience Oct. 24–31. The largest university-run film festival in the U.S., the eight-day celebration of cinematic excellence honors both professional and student filmmakers and welcomes major industry luminaries, including award-winning directors, writers and actors across the big screen. This year's virtual festival features exclusive programming delivered straight to your devices. Connect with fellow fans, filmmakers, and star honorees through an exciting lineup…
Find out more »Sam Christensen Image Process FREE Preview
Casting Directors are looking for one thing in an audition: an authentic read. Many actors have experienced the feedback of "do less" or "just be yourself" after doing their first take. And you're thinking, "How is it that I'm not being myself?" The problem is that how you perceive yourself is different than how the world perceives you. In small ways and sometimes in big ways. And you can't be fully authentic until there is agreement between you and the…
Find out more »Film Fatales: We Need To Talk About Horror
Join Film Fatales for a discussion about Genre Film as Social Commentary with Film Fatales members Eva Aridjis (The Blue Eyes), Jennifer Reeder (Knives and Skin), Lou Simon (Hazmat), and Terrie Samundra (Kaali Khuhi). Moderated by Tricia Lee (Blood Hunters). With its rich visual language and creative use of metaphors, genre cinema has always been an excellent medium to address complex stories and dive into difficult topics. Join feature filmmakers working in horror for a discussion of their bodies of…
Find out more »The Ghastly Dreadfuls: Ex-Zoomed from the Tomb
Celebrate Hallow-tine 2020 with the Center for Puppetry Arts and this special edition of The Ghastly Dreadfuls with live hoots & hijinks, a resurrection of treasures from the vault, & special commentary on 16 years of this Atlanta tradition. This event will be held via Zoom!
Find out more »November 2020
2020 ME Film Festival
The 7th annual ME Film Festival will showcase filmmaking talents from more than 65 countries over seven days. Located in the heart of central Georgia, the ME Film Festival sets itself apart by creating an intimate atmosphere between other filmmakers and industry professionals, fostering unique and worthwhile networking opportunities you’re unlikely to receive anywhere else. The industry panels we offer are wide-ranging, providing experienced insight into craft building, crowdfunding, and social issues in the film industry. Past guests and panelists…
Find out more »GPP Virtual Monthly Meeting
Join us on Facebook for a discussion on the new normal for actors and casting. Topics in this discussion will be covering the new challenges and changes actors face in the industry. Christopher Young, Partner and Talent Agent from BYSB Talent agency will be moderating this talented panel with Susan Moss, Regional Set Relations Representative from SAG-AFTA, Mark Fincannon, Casting Director from Fincannon & Associates, Jen Kelley, Casting Director from Big Picture Casting, January Curry, Casting Director from Destination Casting…
Find out more »Subscriber Advance Screening: LET HIM GO
Advance virtual screening of “LET HIM GO” for Georgia Film Site subscribers.
Find out more »Film Fatales: Documenting Politics
Join Film Fatales for a discussion about making documentaries in the political space with Alison Klayman (The Brink), Lisa Cortés (All In: The Fight For Democracy), Ramona Diaz ( A Thousand Cuts), and Yi Chen (First Vote). Moderated by Amy Adrion (Half the Picture). With politics dominating our newsfeeds and spurring our engagement, join us as we discuss the process, responsibility and motivation of documentary filmmakers whose work highlights the issues and people involved in the political arena. With clashing…
Find out more »AJFF In Conversation: The Secrets We Keep
Israeli Academy Award-winning director Yuval Adler is AJFF’s special guest for the final In Conversation webinar of the 2020 season. He joins AJFF to discuss his English-language debut, The Secrets We Keep, about a post-WWII America and the story of a small town that harbors an apparent Nazi war criminal. Watch the film online through a special offer for AJFF subscribers and then join AJFF for a Q&A with director Yuval Adler, moderated by film critic Jason Evans.
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