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Intern for IMAGE! IMAGE offers year-round internship opportunities. For more information, please send an inquiry for more information. Please submit a cover letter and resume. No phone calls please. EMAIL RESUME Call for Film Festival Volunteers! Interested in volunteering for our next film festival? Volunteers are needed for all IMAGE departments. Email HERE for more information. No phone calls please. Sponsor the Atlanta Film Festival Sponsorships are available for the Atlanta Film Festival and Out On Film. For sponsorship information please email MixIt Marketing or call 404.243.5051. Instructors Needed IMAGE Film & Video Center is currently seeking experienced instructors for our on-going educational workshop program. Click here to learn more. Become an IMAGE Member Improve your Networking Opportunities within the Atlanta Film & Video Industry Become an IMAGE member. With the gradual loss of government funding for the arts, IMAGE needs the support of its members now more than ever. Donate to IMAGE. |
 Georgia Film Resources Georgia Film, Video & Music Office - Filmmakers that need assistance finding locations, production resources and contact information should contact the Georgia Film, Video & Music Office. If you have questions about shooting in Georgia, please visit the frequently asked questions website page. The Georgia Film, Video & Music Office operates a 24-hour Hotline with up-to date information, including calls for extras, cast and crew. The Hotline number is 404.962.4055. Georgia Production Partnership - Established in 1998, this professional group has been instrumental in the grass roots organization of the production community and the development of key legislative incentives. Their goal is to bring Georgia back to the forefront of U.S. production. Women in Film and Television Atlanta - Women in Film and Television Atlanta is a Georgia-based non-profit organization affiliated with other national and international Women in Film chapters and is dedicated to improving the status and portrayal of women in film, video, and other moving images media. With an emphasis on education, advocacy and networking, Women in Film supports the work of women in moving images media and encourages high standards of professionalism. Dailies - Dailies, in association with PushPush Theater, unites filmmakers to explore their craft through community and creation. We challenge film artists of all disciplines to focus on process as the result. Great work evolves from experimentation, practice, and finally understanding. By creating a safe place to fail, and focusing on process over product and collaboration over isolation, Dailies is where one finds a voice - not simply to display it, but to nurture and develop its existence. We are here to learn, grow, and play as a means to master our skills. We offer our work to the world as a byproduct of our mission. Dailies meets on the first Sunday of every month. Atlanta Screenwriters Group - Founded in 1998, The Atlanta Screenwriters Group has become one of the largest screenwriter groups in the Southeast Their mission is to help local screenwriters develop their ideas, give support, swap industry stories and give constructive feedback for their work. ASG is also interested in supporting and developing a relationship with local area filmmakers and providing a forum for them to talk about their projects and help find support. CinemATL - Atlanta's premiere online destination for the local film and video production community. AtlantaFilms.com - Atlanta Films is a free resource for Atlanta filmmakers, actors and screenwriters. Their goal is to assist the Atlanta filmmaking community by providing a central location where local media artists can network, promote their projects, and find assistance. Southern Screen Report - Southern Screen Report is an industry print newsmagazine for the southeastern film and video community. The print edition of Southern Screen Report is published every other month and distributed at locations in the Atlanta area. It is also available by subscription. Primarily a print medium, Southern Screen Report aims to proclaim the activities of the local film and video community, and announce opportunities to those who make their living as film and video creators and crew. Georgia Film & Video Sourcebook - Produced annually by the Georgia Film, Video & Music Office, this directory lists contact information for local production services and staff. The Sourcebook is published by Oz Publishing and is updated annually. Film::Athens - Film::Athens was created in 2003 by a group of Athens filmmakers and film enthusiasts. They are a non-profit organization dedicated to promotion and support of production, exhibition and public awareness of film, video and digital media arts in the Athens community. Augusta Film - Augusta Film is a social network for people who actively pursue the art and craft of filmmaking. Augusta Film does not produce films; its members do. Augusta Film promotes communications between local filmmakers by offering network gatherings. Augusta Film seeks to improve the production value of local films by conducting educational activities and providing connections to production resources. Augusta Film actively promotes the Augusta area to the film industry.
Bside - Bside Entertainment has created a breakthrough model for distributing independent films. Bside provides community technology to film festivals that transforms the experience of their audiences and participating filmmakers. Bside identifies new independent films that are either ignored or underserved by the Hollywood machinery, and acquire them for distribution. Bside offers filmmakers unprecedented financial ownership of their films, and earn their share based on performance.
American Film Market - Held annually each November, The American Film Market provides unprecedented potential for every attendee. In just eight days, more than $800 million in deals will be sealed - on both completed films and those that haven't started shooting yet. Join over 8,000 industry leaders in Santa Monica for eight days of deal-making, screenings, seminars, networking and parties and discover the destination that has launched thousands of films. Hot Docs - Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival is North America's largest documentary festival. Each year, the festival presents a selection of more than 100 cutting-edge documentaries from Canada and around the globe. Through its industry programmes, the festival also provides a full range of professional development, market and networking opportunities for documentary professionals.
Cinema Concepts - For over 25 years, Cinema Concepts has been a leader in production and post-production support for the motion picture industry. Cinema Concepts has designed and created content, animation, and trailers for studios and major theatre chains as well as provided film and video production services for producers, agencies and corporate clients. These services have included analog and digital postproduction, for film, video, audio, and DVD projects. Cinema Concepts also offers transfer and duplication services for film, video, DVD and CD/audio. Cinefilm - Cinefilm offers telecine services with the Grass Valley Spirit Datacine and the da Vinci 2K Plus. Cineflm has recently added Final Cut Services via Fire Wire drives and live Virtual Telecine from anywhere in the world.
The Internet Movie Database - One of the most popular sites on the internet, this massive database of movie information is heavily cross-referenced, and includes links to reviews by both commercial journalists and amateurs. Yahoo! Movies - Look up nearly anything about movies in Yahoo's index, the yellow pages of the Web. PlanetOut PopcornQ Movies - A fantastic resource for GLBT filmmakers; includes links to Gay & Lesbian film distributors, Gay & Lesbian film festivals, Funders and more.
The Independent Feature Project - This web site is a link to the latest developments on the independent scene. Sponsor of the IFP Market for independent features, shorts and documentaries Cyberspace Film School - Presented by the Hollywood Film Institute, this Web site is an in-depth movie resource for new filmmakers. Includes information on Dov S-S Simens's 2-Day Film School and lots of film related links. 911 Media Arts Center -Seattle media arts organization dedicated to film, video, and multi-media artists. This site offers workshop, screening, and crew info, as well as streamed video and animation. MediaRights.org - Fosters greater collaboration between media makers and activists and makes their work more widely available. D-Film - Useful information, tutorials, and lots of links for digital media and independent filmmakers The Actor's Guide Southeast - A complete introduction to working as an on-camera actor in the Southeast region, including companion 7-state directory. A companion book for kids and their parents is also available. Actorsphere - The premiere website for Atlanta-area actors and actresses. Includes a bulletin board with casting call information. AtlantaPerforms.com - Atlanta Coalition of Performing Arts (ACPA) is the nonprofit alliance of greater Atlanta's performing arts organizations and professionals. Our mission is dedicated to programs and services that provide a nurturing environment for the growth of the performing arts, and advance the role they play within the fabric of our society.
Atlanta Outside of Atlanta
Atlanta Photographer - Atlanta photographer Bob Mahoney provides advertising, corporate and editorial photography services. Georgia Lawyers for the Arts - Georgia Lawyers for the Arts (GLA) is a nonprofit organization that provides legal assistance and educational programming to artists and arts organizations in Georgia. GLA, through its network of over 500 volunteer and member attorneys, provides legal assistance to musicians, songwriters, photographers, filmmakers, painters, poets, graphic designers, actors, theatre companies, dance troupes, museums and artists from many other disciplines. VSA arts of Georgia - VSA arts of Georgia provides access to the arts for people with disabilities and those who are economically disadvantaged. We are a statewide resource working with artists and organizations to fulfill our vision of an inclusive community that encourages everyone to enjoy and participate in the arts. Withoutabox - Withoutabox allows filmmakers to submit a film to numerous film festivals with ease. Withoutabox was founded in January, 2000 to serve as a network for independent filmmakers and their films - to directly access film festivals, film buyers, and film audiences throughout the world and to manage those relationships and transactions from a central console. Arts in Atlanta - A fantastic collection of links to the arts in Georgia. The Rockstone Foundation - Provides a fabulous collection of links for urban filmmakers covering the following areas: Production Resources, Screenwriting, Unions Guilds & Organizations, Software & Supplies, Film News, Film Festivals, Markets & Conferences, Workshops and additional film resources.
Listen Up! - Listen Up! is a youth media network that connects young video producers and their allies to resources, support, and projects in order to develop the field and achieve an authentic youth voice in the mass media. Media Rights - a community organization dedicated to maximizing the impact of social-issue documentaries and shorts. Media Rights helps adult and youth filmmakers reach audiences, educators and librarians bring films into their curricula and nonprofits and activists integrate media into their campaigns. |
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