The Big Picture Film & Video Foundation is pleased to announce its lineup of speakers and panelists presenting at the 2018 BigPictureCon Film & Technology Conference + Short Film Festival.
The Big Picture Film & Video Foundation is pleased to announce its lineup of speakers and panelists presenting at the 2018 BigPictureCon Film & Technology Conference + Short Film Festival.
Erin sits down with us and talks about how Argentum gets films created. They have a very specific process that begins with finding the perfect script. All films start with the perfect story. They also always have investors in mind and try to create security for them while creating a movie that will be successful.
Women in Film & Television Atlanta will celebrate International Women’s Day and Emmy-winning filmmaker Fran Burst-Terranella at a free screening of Fran’s SAG-indie feature film, “The 12 Lives of Sissy Carlyle.”
Get Connected and Final Touch Productions is offering Georgia filmmakers a chance to bring their short film screenplay to life with a 10K Film Grant.
Atlanta Technical College President Dr. Victoria Seals signed an agreement with the Georgia Film Academy (GFA) to increase educational and professional opportunities for ATC’s students.
From March 29 through April 14, 2018, venues throughout Savannah’s Historic District will be filled with the extensive concerts, recitals, dance parties, film, theatrical and multi-disciplinary productions that make up the 29th edition of the Savannah Music Festival.
February 24th, Women in Film & Television – WIFTA (Atlanta) hosted “Pitch It! Atlanta”, the Southeast’s premiere pitchfest from concept to content.
The BigPictureCon is a film and technology conference + Short Film Festival designed for emerging content creators and filmmakers and will be held at the Student Activity Center on Clayton State’s campus Sunday and Monday, April 8-9.
Charlotte talks to us about the Black List Happy Hour. The Black List Happy Hour is a social network for…
The Georgia Film Office, a division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, celebrated Film Day at the Capitol to recognize the state’s past, present and future in the film industry.