Atlanta Film Festival presents a diverse slate of year-round offerings for film-lovers, filmmakers, and established & emerging industry professionals.
This year, the Atlanta Film Festival is excited to be apart of the Baker Donelson Family Movie Night. The evening of December 12th will feature live acoustic music by Atlanta-native Diane Durrett and the inaugural performance by Prime Movers – Callanwolde’s youth modern dance company.
Read MoreThough the 2015 Atlanta Film Festival is still nearly four months away, we are pleased to announce our first ten films—and that each film comes from a female filmmaker.
Read MoreFilmmakers create connections with an audience simply by making movies, but when we bring those filmmakers to theaters to meet moviegoers in person, magic happens. Become a backer of our annual Kickstarter project (which raises funds for filmmaker travel) and you'll be responsible for some of that magic. With some of the great rewards we've cooked up, you'll get to experience it too. (Even if you don't live in Atlanta.)
Read MoreSuggestions for cinephiles and art lovers from this weekend's calendar, brought to you by the Atlanta Film Festival.
Read MoreThe Buried Alive Film Fest has a new home at Fabrefaction Theatre Conservatory with some of the most disturbing, visually appealing, and scary independent horror films in the world. Out of all of the submissions the festival judges have narrowed it down to this fine selection of horror gems. So grab a drink and see them all on a big screen with nice comfy seats!
Read MoreThis month's Eat, Drink, & B-Indie presented by Stella Artois is all about crowdfunding. Whether you are considering Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Seed&Spark or some other crowdfunding website for your film, or you are a frequent backer, join us as we discuss the different platforms, the dos and don'ts of campaigning and our very own Kickstarter campaign.
Read MoreThis is it, folks. Your last chance to get your short and feature-length films into the Atlanta Film Festival before we shut the door on the movies in consideration for the 2015 festival.
The call for entries officially closes at midnight on November 14th, so as of this writing you've got a little more than 24 hours to get them in. We can't wait to see yours!
The Plaza Theatre Foundation is hosting a 30th anniversary screening of "Romancing the Stone." Tickets are only $3.50! The number of tickets sold will go towards determining the I Love Movies Atlanta Meetup group's plans for a screening to benefit Project Open Hand.
Read MoreSuggestions for cinephiles and art lovers from this weekend's calendar, brought to you by the Atlanta Film Festival.
Read More"Just because you think you know where your story is headed doesn’t mean that’s where it will end up. As in life, there are a lot of external factors that can alter the best laid plans." Andrew Zinnes of the Documentary Summit relates a tale of courage and flexibility in documentary filmmaking.
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