You’ve completed the final cut of your masterpiece, now what? If you’re expecting your film to get noticed, it takes more than just hoping to get into Sundance, it needs a strategy!

How to craft a film resume, whether you have experience or not.

Paths to different careers? How to transition from another industry? How and where to find work?

All answered in this three-hour class.

(Can't make the September 17th class? it's being taught, again, December 3rd.)

Basics of the business - development to sale, terminology, crew positions, definitions, and hierarchy. Overview of the film and television industry, including commercials, industrials, and music videos.

Paying someone to breakdown your script elements properly can be very expensive. If you want to be a good producer, assistant director, or production manager, it all starts with understanding this process.

Introduction to all producers do, from development to distribution. Sign on for this 3 hour workshop that navigates students through introductory-level producing.

Bring a clip or pitch of a film or media project to share and receive feedback from your peers and industry professionals.

Filmmaker Labs and Fellowships offer writers and directors mentorship, support, and shadowing opportunities. Learn what they are, where to find them, and what to expect from the submission process to acceptance and participation.

Concerned about the lack of local above the line training and content creation development, in 2013 Linda Burns launched a free monthly workshop called The D-Girl Project. Named to honor Hollywood's D-Girls or Development Girls, the D-Girl was an entry level position and responsible for reading screenplay submissions, identifying worthy ones, offering coverage, and pitching the scripts up the food chain for possible production.

Teens get the chance to learn about the game development industry from working professionals in a discussion-like setting.

Kathy Berardi is offering a special one-day, all-inclusive class in which attendees will receive A to Z guidance on how to successfully write, produce and direct a short film

The 2nd Annual Be Downtown Film Festival kicks off with Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and continues through the evening with two Star Wars classics, The Force Awakens and Rogue One.

Trivia about the wonderful women in film. Come join us for a night of fun facts about some real-life mavericks!

Come join us at this month’s EDBI to get a chance to have some real talk with real attorneys and possibly avoid a trip to the courthouse Attorneys: Deborah Gonzalez Julie Roach Forrest Clinard Auric Steele Peter Duitsman Sponsored By: Letterbox Legal

Your resume is your first impression. While it will always be 'who you know' that gets you hired, having a properly created resume is still the best way to get your foot in the door.

From PA to Producer, learn each department's job and responsibilities, understand terminology and protocol, and hear how the business runs in general from the production office to the set.

Visit Atlanta’s only “Hollywood style” prop house in this tour! We’ll learn about the process of selecting and renting props while browsing their warehouse that houses over 1 million items from every time period and genre. This event is limited to teens and will fill fast, RSVP at Eventbrite.

Join us as we present a new crop of locally produced short films at the latest edition of Wonderroot's Local Film Series!

Ready to make your next short film? Ever wondered what goes into the process? Accomplished filmmaker Kathy Berardi gives insight into the world of short film making, and speaks on her experience in the arena. Attendees will also have the opportunity to network with her, after the presentation, to get advice on how to prepare for their next project.

Producer Linda Burns, Producer/Director Eric Blue, and Crogan Filmworks President Stanislav Shkilnyi discuss finding distribution before you begin production, self-distribution, and film sales.

Making Georgia the Most Diverse & Women-Friendly Market in the Country.

Please join us and hundreds of women in the film industry for a day of networking and empowerment.

Started in 1998 as a hobby, HowStuffWorks.com has grown into a multimedia empire featuring podcasts, vlogs, a broadcast tv show and more, reaching an audience of more than 58 million per year. Visit their Atlanta studio on this tour. This event is limited to teens to and their chaperones and will fill fast, RSVP via Eventbrite.

"It's not what you know, but who you know!"Come meet, mingle, and join the community of 'New Mav' filmmakers!

Summer is just around the corner, and no/low budget indie features, shorts, webisodes, music videos and more will start crewing up.

Learn how to get those sweeping aerial shots with guest speaker Kids Drone Zone! In this demo we'll learn about drones and how they're used in the film industry.

Each participant gets 90 seconds to pitch a screenplay. Three judges decide the winners and are all industry professionals. Two runners up. One winner.