Meet our new Programming Director, Farrington! Gain insights into his diverse background, spanning production design and art direction, as well as his extensive experience programming prestigious festivals all over the US. You’ll learn what excites him about the future of ATLFS and get insights on how to shine in submissions!

Join us for a discussion with filmmakers from our most recent season of 100 Feet of Film as they talk about their individual experiences participating in the program and shooting on film.

The budget isn't coming. Let's make it happen anyway. Lean & Mean: The Art of Low-Budget Short Film Producing is a hands-on full-day workshop for filmmakers ready to stop guessing and start producing.

We’ll build a real budget from a real script, talk about where money actually goes, why insurance isn’t optional, how to stretch every dollar (and every favor), and how to allocate limited funds without sabotaging your film.

Join Atlanta Film Society’s CineCamp ATL 2026 students, instructors, and staff for a showcase of completed shorts films produced inclusively during the duration of the 2-week program. The event will include a post-screening Q&A with the student filmmakers to discuss the process of making their films.

Join the Atlanta Film Society for our monthly gathering of filmmakers, industry pros, and film lovers alike. Grab a bite, enjoy a drink, and connect with the local film community.

The 50th Atlanta Film Festival is fast approaching! This month at Eat, Drink & B-Indie, join us for a preview of official selections from the 2026 Atlanta Film Festival lineup.

This class will provide participants with the tools to identify the most suitable festivals for their films, craft compelling submissions, and create impactful marketing strategies to generate buzz and attract audiences.

Get a preview of this year's events from Creative Conference Director Linda Burns and a few of the panelists we’ve lined up to help educate, motivate, and entertain attendees of the 50th annual Atlanta Film Festival & Creative Conference!

Join Director and Cinematographer Chris Anthony Hamilton for an immersive workshop that moves you beyond "auto" settings and into the art of visual storytelling. Whether you are an aspiring filmmaker, a camera assistant, or a director wanting to better communicate your vision, this course bridges the gap between optical physics and emotional impact.

This 3-hour seminar covers essential tools and techniques to help hone your vision as a director through the art of preparation. Learn how to create a compelling lookbook, design and block scenes, and the art of visual storytelling through shot listing and storyboarding.

In this class, we’ll dive into how to make a movie as a one-person crew, from planning and shooting to editing and sharing your final cut. We’ll talk about when this approach really shines, when it might not, and how to get the most out of your time, creativity, and resources. You’ll walk away with practical tips, new confidence, and hopefully a fresh spark to get out there and start filming.

Get ready for a fast-paced Kahoot Game Night at this month's Eat, Drink & B-Indie! Join us to answer movie and television trivia in real time, compete in teams, and climb the leaderboard for fun prizes. Quick rounds, engaging clips, and friendly competition—no stress, just cinematic vibes!

At this month's Eat, Drink & B-Indie, we invite you to join us for a reflective panel tracing ATLFS’s 50-year journey from its origins to the present day. Expect insights into past milestones, notable alumni, and a look at the organization’s future!

Whether you’re a fashion enthusiast, stylist, or designer, if you want to learn how to develop your skills and land your first job in the costume department, this workshop is for you!

This month's Eat, Drink & B-Indie will focus on providing filmmakers of all levels with essential tools, resources, and educational opportunities.

Celebrate the winter season with the Atlanta Film Society at our annual Holiday Party. Spend an evening with us at Tara Theatre for drinks, laughs, and festivities. Unwind, connect, and toast to another great year in film!

Learn the nitty gritty about getting started and actually getting paid in Voiceover & Audiobooks — It's actually a little more challenging than the TikTok ads will have you believe.

Get ready for a night of cinematic fun and brain-teasing challenges at this month's Eat, Drink & B-Indie! Join us for Film & TV Trivia Night, where movie buffs and TV fans test their knowledge, compete in teams, and win awesome prizes. All levels welcome—bring your crew and your A-game!

For this month's Eat, Drink, and B-Indie, we're providing an open sharing forum for filmmakers, artists, and creators to connect with the broader community. Attendees can list casting calls, share upcoming events, and promote opportunities. This gathering is designed to foster collaboration, support local talent, and keep our arts community informed and engaged.

This class will provide participants with the tools to identify the most suitable festivals for their films, craft compelling submissions, and create impactful marketing strategies to generate buzz and attract audiences. Additionally, participants will explore the art of networking, and learn how to build relationships with industry professionals and fellow filmmakers to expand their reach and opportunities.

Join writer/director Carrie Schrader and filmmaker Chris Hamilton for a fast-paced, hands-on one-day workshop designed for both directors and cinematographers. Through practical exercises and collaborative scene work, you’ll learn how to break down a script, build a dynamic shot list, and bring it to life on camera—from your own unique creative lens.

Finding a job in the industry can be a challenge when you don't know how or where to start. What are the basics you need to know for an entry level position? How do you start a career without experience? How is a film resume different from a corporate one? When is the “right time” to enter the business? Who is hiring and where do I find them? What does it take to succeed in the industry?