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

This month's Eat, Drink & B-Indie brings YOU to the Highland Ballroom stage! Sign up to pitch your skills or project to a room of future friends.

Twelve new short films from fourteen selected local filmmakers will debut in Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport terminals the same week as the 40th annual Atlanta Film Festival: April 1-10, 2016.

These first six films were selected from an impressive pool of over 4,750 submissions—an ATLFF all-time record. The films and their makers comprise an international showcase, together representing Bangladesh, Canada, India, Pakistan, Palestine, South Africa, and the United States.

For only $40, you can get all-you-can watch films at the 2016 Atlanta Film Festival AND a year-round ATLFS membership! For $100, get that PLUS all-you-can-eat popcorn! Exclusive "Game of Thrones" merchandise, a signed Falcons Matt Ryan jersey, iPad minis, a brand new MiiR state-of-the-art bicycle and more! Help us reach #40Kin40days!

Presented by GPP and ATLFS, the two 12-hour-day workshop with Linda Burns happens twice a year and nearly 100 students get trained in all aspects of on-set work. Check out responses from last weekend's students!

Next Thursday, Atlanta Film Society and Contraband Cinema present "Dangerous Men" from Drafthouse Films—a holy grail of mind-boggling wtf-ery.

It is our 3rd annual Kickstarter campaign, but it's our 40th birthday, so we have to do it bigger than ever! Help us raise money for our travel budget so that all filmmakers can attend next year's festival.

The first annual Doughty Voodoo Gala benefit features 6 restaurants, 4 live bands, and unlimited good karma. Get your tickets!

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.