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The Black Women Film Network (BWFN) is thrilled to confirm that living legend and media trailblazer Cathy Hughes will be presented with the 2025 BWFN Sheryl Gripper On Her Shoulders Preservation Award during its Tenth Annual BWFN Summit, which will take place March 22, 2025, at the Loudermilk Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
The first annual Metro Atlanta Film Summit (MAFS) drew in over 200 attendees this past Friday, March 14, for a day of learning, connection and inspiration.
“The Games in Black & White” will debut at Rialto Center for the Arts on April 26. Ticket availability and pricing through the Atlanta Film Festival website will be announced in the weeks ahead.
The 25th annual Atlanta Jewish Film Festival (AJFF) has officially wrapped, marking the close of its 16-day in-theater run and 10-day streaming window, and bringing this milestone edition to a triumphant close after an unforgettable celebration of film, culture, and community.
From mid-June to early August, Tyler Perry Studios is opening up internship spots for a paid program.
Returning April 5th & 6th 2025 at The Goat Farm Atlanta—a creative hub known for fostering artistic innovation— Women in Focus Summit is a premier two-day gathering dedicated to equipping emerging women & non-binary filmmakers with the skills, confidence, and connections needed to thrive.
Skillshot’s Todd Harris discusses why companies across all industries are engaging with video games and gaming culture — because that is where the people are.
Current estimates show that this weekend is in fact the lowest grossing at the domestic box office year-to-date with around $54.7M for all films, lower than Super Bowl Weekend ($55.8M). How is that possible during a spring break with kids off?
Trilith Institute is creating a space where emerging filmmakers like me can take bold creative risks while having the resources and support to bring our stories to life. The Emerging Creative Residency Program (ECR) offers selected individuals housing at the Town of Trilith, $100,000 in production funding, and hands-on access to world-class resources at Trilith Institute and Trilith Studios.
This exclusive event will feature a guest appearance by cast member Luna Sofia Miranda, who portrayed Lulu in the film, Anora’s best friend. Following the screening, Miranda will participate in a Q&A session, offering insights into her role and the making of the critically acclaimed film.