March 2021
ASIFA-South Monthly Online Panel
Join ASIFA-South every 2nd Tuesday of the week for their monthly online panel in their Facebook community group as they do studio spotlight, tackle and answer your most asked animation Q&A, and more! This Tuesday features animator and author Joshua Pinker of the book, "Your Animated Journey" tackling all the questions you've ever wanted to know about being an animator in the industry. Joshua is an animator who was worked on various animation shows such as Warner Bro's Unikitty, DC…
Find out more »2021 Atlanta Jewish Film Festival Awards Show
When the 21st annual Atlanta Jewish Film Festival concludes on February 28, there will still be one last show for you to enjoy – the 2021 Awards Show! Join the festival for a presentation of the Jury Prize and Audience Award winners. The program will be available to stream for 72 hours. More at AJFF.org
Find out more »Global Media Festival: HAFU screening
Join us for a LIVE virtual screening and discussion of the award-winning documentary film Hafu: The Mixed-Race Experience in Japan (2013)! The film explores multiculturalism in Japanese society through the experiences of mixed-race Japanese people. The screening will be followed by a round-table on multiculturalism and community sustainability with director Megumi Nishikura, Dr. Aurora Tsai from the University of Tokyo, and Dr. Tiffiny Hughes-Troutman, director of CARE at Georgia Tech. This event will be hosted on Bluejeans. Upon registration, you…
Find out more »Film Fatales: Making The Leap
Join Film Fatales for a discussion about Making the Leap from independent feature to the studio world with Ekwa Msangi (Director, Farewell Amor), Laura Terruso (Director, Work It), Leslye Headland (Showrunner, Russian Doll), and Lena Khan (Director, Flora & Ulysses). How do you make your "leap"? Was it worth it and what do you have to sacrifice? What is it like working for hire as opposed to being in complete control of your project? What does the industry look like…
Find out more »Emory Cinematheque: Sarah Maldoror
The Emory Cinematheque is proud to present our new free virtual film series, “New Cinematic Directions,” which runs Monday, March 1st through Friday, March 19th, 2021. The series is composed of six screenings as a testament to the generations of filmmakers who push the medium forward into uncharted radical new directions. All of the screenings and conversations in New Cinematic Directions are FREE and open to the public, but registration is required.
Find out more »Emory Cinematheque: Khalik Allah
The Emory Cinematheque is proud to present our new free virtual film series, “New Cinematic Directions,” which runs Monday, March 1st through Friday, March 19th, 2021. The series is composed of six screenings as a testament to the generations of filmmakers who push the medium forward into uncharted radical new directions. All of the screenings and conversations in New Cinematic Directions are FREE and open to the public, but registration is required.
Find out more »Emory Cinematheque: Ephraim Asili
The Emory Cinematheque is proud to present our new free virtual film series, “New Cinematic Directions,” which runs Monday, March 1st through Friday, March 19th, 2021. The series is composed of six screenings as a testament to the generations of filmmakers who push the medium forward into uncharted radical new directions. All of the screenings and conversations in New Cinematic Directions are FREE and open to the public, but registration is required.
Find out more »Subscriber Advance Screening: BOOGIE
Advance virtual screening of “BOOGIE” for Georgia Film Site subscribers.
Find out more »April 2021
Atlanta Film Festival
The 45th annual Atlanta Film Festival + Creative Conference, presented by the Atlanta Film Society, returns April 22 - May 2, 2021. In 2020, ATLFF successfully adapted to the on-going pandemic by shifting from in-person screenings and events to a drive-in and digital format. The pivot in formats allowed the festival and educational conference to reach audiences safely across the globe. The 2021 format is expected to incorporate both drive-in and virtual screenings again, with announcements on the full schedule…
Find out more »June 2021
Kids Video Connection Virtual Film Festival
Kids Video Connection (KVC) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) educational media arts organization that specializes in teaching youth video production, media literacy and communication skills. Our mission is to use video production as a teaching tool to educate and empower today's youth with media literacy, communication and critical thinking skills that will help them become independent thinkers and creators for tomorrow. KVC Inspires Youth to Think-Dream-Create! By popular demand, KVC will again host a virtual film festival June 25 - 27,…
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