December 2021
GPP Monthly Meeting
"Georgia Production Partnership's Year End Review & Election Results" - The current board and new board members of GPP (Georgia Production Partnership) will be present and it will be live-streamed via the website for all the members. All board members will give their year-end reports and the new board will be announced, and there will be a brief overview as to GPP's outlook in 2022.
Find out more »Subscriber Advance Screening: NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
Advance screening of “NATIONAL CHAMPIONS” for Georgia Film Site subscribers.
Find out more »Subscriber Advance Screening: WEST SIDE STORY
Advance screening of “WEST SIDE STORY” for Georgia Film Site subscribers.
Find out more »Subscriber Advance Screening: SING 2
Advance screening of “SING 2” for Georgia Film Site subscribers.
Find out more »February 2022
SCAD TVfest
SCAD TVfest is returning with an all-virtual presentation! Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2022, SCAD TVfest spotlights the best in design, creativity, and innovation in television and media. Viewers explore the best work and latest trends in broadcast, streaming, cable, web, social media, and advertising, and connect with the top industry insiders working on camera and behind the scenes.
The 2022 virtual festival schedule includes gala premiere screenings, spotlights, panel discussions, Q&A events, and other original content.
Find out more »Feature Film Development
Join Film Fatales for a discussion about Narrative Feature Film Development with writer/directors Anna Sang Park (The Cho Stories), Chanel Monet James (As of Yet), Charneice Fox (Love Dot Com) and Maureen Bharoocha (Golden Arm). When creating scripted content, the process doesn’t start on the first day of production. It begins with the smallest seeds of inspiration, which must be nurtured and guided to grow into complex and compelling stories. In this discussion, seasoned filmmakers will share their tools for…
Find out more »March 2022
Translating for a Screen: Subtitling in the Age of Streaming
Join us for an online roundtable exploring how subtitling has changed in the era of Netflix. The Global Media Festival is the Georgia Tech School of Modern Languages’ annual film and discussion series focusing on sustainability across languages and cultures. Attendees are welcome to join the conversation with international film directors, educators, and partners on what it means to design and engage in innovation initiatives that address social needs.
Find out more »“REGARD NOIR” – Screening and Q/A
Acclaimed French actress Aïssa Maïga speaks with actresses, actors and directors from France, Brazil and the United States about the limitations in the film industry when it comes to race. The documentary follows Aïssa Maïga on a road-trip from Paris to Los Angeles and San Paolo to explore the historical roots of systemic racism and the impact of discrimination and stereotypes in films and series on societies and their respective popular culture. Event open to the public and registration is…
Find out more »July 2022
Atlanta Children’s Film Festival
The Atlanta Children’s Film Festival (ACFF) promotes positive, educational and entertaining children and family-oriented films. This year’s film festival will be July 7 – 24, 2022. This educational and fun festival is two weeks of eye-opening and exciting activities which include film screenings, media literacy and creative workshops for children, teens, families and independent producers. Presented by Kids Video Connection (KVC). For more information and to register, please visit www.kidsvideoconnection.org We are excited to have Georgia Council for the Arts…
Find out more »September 2022
Georgia Film Festival
The Georgia Film Festival is hosted by the University of North Georgia on its Gainesville campus. GFF celebrates filmmakers & films based in the state of Georgia and in the southeast. Great indie films & workshops led by industry experts!
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