Official selections from each category of programming released for ATLFF '18, including six films from alumni, two Georgia-lensed works and five films from New Mavericks.

The ATLFS New Mavericks monthly programming is evolving to highlight female excellence, as well as delve into the craft of filmmaking disciplines both above and below the line

We would like to thank everyone for coming out to New Mavs Trivia Night.  We had some interesting competition, but only one team could prevail.

So you say you’re a New Mav? But how much do you really know about women filmmakers? Who are the three female directors that were nominated for an Academy Award? What bad ass woman made the first feature length animated film? Which female producer has won more than one Oscar?

Ready to make your next short film? Ever wondered what goes into the process? Believe it or not there's a lot that goes into making a short film. From budgeting, to planning, to the difficulties of shooting, the list goes on. 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.

After a three month hiatus, New Mavericks is back with an opportunity to mix and mingle among some of the most promising women filmmakers in the city! 

Mix and mingle with some of the greatest up-and-coming as well as well-seasoned filmmakers in the city.

Herstory of the Female Filmmaker and Belle Raisers: Southeastern Shorts will screen in the New Mavericks Film Series on Saturday, November 19th at the Plaza Theatre.

Seeking to pair female filmmakers with beneficial channels or assets, the New Mavericks Artillery will act as on online resource bank for tools and opportunities.

Ask three New Mavericks any and all questions you have about working with union actors at this month's meet up, Wednesday, February 17th at 7pm.

Wednesday, January 20th from 7-9pm, Entertainment and Intellectual Property lawyer Stacey Davis will answer New Mavericks' questions about everything from copyrights to contracts.

The Atlanta Film Festival is pleased to announce a new name to reflect its year-round nature—the Atlanta Film Society (ATLFS). The ten-day Atlanta Film Festival will still take place every spring, but the organization will operate as the Atlanta Film Society going forward.