Join us the third Tuesday of every month from 7:30pm - 9:30pm at Manuel’s Tavern (602 N Highland Avenue Northeast) for Eat, Drink & B-Indie—a casual evening of networking, panel discussions, guest speakers, new equipment demos and more.
Ready to elevate your film career? Join ATLFS as we discuss how to build a professional network, make the most of film festivals, and how to make meaningful connections.
This month's Eat, Drink & B-Indie will focus on providing filmmakers of all levels with essential tools, resources, and educational opportunities. The conversation will be led by our very own Education Director Melissa Simpson and Education Coordinator Taylor Montalto. We'll dive into local grants and funding options, networking opportunities, and the wealth of educational programs available.
It's back! The Atlanta Film Society and Kodak are in partnership to present the 100 Feet of Film Project. This project provides a team of filmmakers with the opportunity to maximize their creativity while minimizing the ability to reshoot. Through this project, filmmakers will learn to effectively and efficiently shoot on a limited reel of film stock, and in the process, must focus on the fundamentals of filmmaking. Join us for a discussion with Camilo Diaz, Crystal Jin Kim, Brian Lonano, and Angelica Perez-Castro as they talk about their individual experiences participating in the program and shooting on film.
This month at Eat, Drink & B-Indie, join ATLFS for a discussion led by ATLFF Education Director, Melissa Simpson, alongside filmmakers Babacar Ndiaye, Elli Belle Dean, and Keith Brooks to explore ways to make filmmaking more accessible for individuals with disabilities. We will discuss barriers faced by filmmakers and audiences, inclusive practices, and attainable solutions for both independent film and studio pictures.
This month at Eat, Drink & B-Indie, join ATLFS for a discussion led by ATLFF Programming Director Jon Kieran alongside Matt Booth and John Robinson of Videodrome, and Rocco Shapiro and Sean Valdivieso of Wax&Wane about the role of film classics in our current age and the importance of preserving physical media.
Watching films and reading scripts can be invaluable tools for improving your skills as a filmmaker. By studying the work of others, you can gain a deeper understanding of storytelling, visual language, technical aspects of filmmaking, and find inspiration to fuel your own creativity. Come hang out with our very own Programming Director, Jon Kieran and Education Director, Melissa Simpson as they discuss how to join the ATLFF Screening or Reading Committee.
From mastering technical skills to nurturing creative intuition, discover the invaluable role apprenticeship plays in shaping the next generation of post-production professionals. Whether you're an industry pro or a budding enthusiast, this panel promises to illuminate the path towards excellence in the ever-evolving landscape of post-production.
The 48th Atlanta Film Festival is fast approaching! This month at Eat, Drink & B-Indie, join us for a preview of official selections from the 2024 Atlanta Film Festival lineup. We'll introduce you to a selection of #ATLFF24 filmmakers, hear about their projects, and give you a special sneak peek of the Festival! Participating filmmakers will be announced soon.
This month at Eat, Drink & B-Indie, join Creative Conference Director Linda Burns, along with some of the panelists we've lined up to help educate, motivate, and entertain all who attend the 48th annual Atlanta Film Festival & Creative Conference.
This month at Eat, Drink & B-Indie, join ATLFS for a moderated conversation with local independent filmmakers to discuss how they have built their brands as filmmakers, the ever-evolving use of social media, and the work that they all do in the Atlanta film community.
This month at Eat, Drink & B-Indie, join ATLFS for a moderated discussion with the team at Georgia Production Partnership (GPP) as we discuss their work within the Georgia film community, our tax incentives, and the future of Georgia film.
GPP is a non-profit coalition of companies and individuals working to keep Georgia at the forefront of entertainment production. For more information, go to https://www.georgiaproduction.org.
This month at Eat, Drink & B-Indie, join ATLFS for a moderated discussion with the team at People Store for a deep dive into representing talent—from one line to series regulars to voice over—and everything in-between.
September is National Hispanic Heritage Month. This month at Eat, Drink & B-Indie, join ATLFS for a moderated conversation with local Latin filmmakers and the Georgia Latino International Film Festival to hear stories of the Latin community.
