Kodak Coffee with Cameras is a partnership between the Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta where filmmakers and film lovers network and discuss working with the film format over coffee.

Kodak Coffee with Cameras is a partnership between the Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta where filmmakers and film lovers network and discuss working with the film format over coffee.

Kodak Coffee with Cameras is a partnership between the Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta where filmmakers and film lovers network and discuss working with the film format over coffee.

Texas-based cinematographer Adam Minnick to discuss the planning prior to, day of, and post-production of making his latest 16mm music video featuring recording artist Bill Callahan.

The goal of our Program this Saturday is to discuss the Krasnogorsk-3 (Красногорск-3) 16mm x 100ft Camera, how it operates, where to purchase, possible home repair remedies, or service facilities available. Join us this Saturday for an educational and lively discussion.

This month, please join us for a discussion on the Anatomy of a Short Film filmed in Georgia. Writer/Director Sidarth Kantamneni and Cinematographer Daniel Friedberg will discuss the successful making and filming of ANDREW’S LETTER here in Georgia.

This month, join us as teams from the 2nd Annual 16mm x 100ft Contest, held by ATLFS and Kodak Lab Atlanta, share their experiences of filming with 16mm Film.

Atlanta Film Society (ATLFS) and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta present the 100 Feet of Film Project. This project provides a team of filmmakers with the opportunity to maximize their creativity while minimizing the ability to reshoot.

Atlanta Film Society (ATLFS) and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta present the 100 Feet of Film Project. This project provides a team of filmmakers with the opportunity to maximize their creativity while minimizing the ability to reshoot.

This month, join us as teams from the 2nd Annual 16mm x 100ft Contest, held by ATLFS and Kodak Lab Atlanta, share their experiences of filming with 16mm Film.

Kodak Coffee with Cameras is a partnership between the Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta where filmmakers and film lovers network and discuss working with the film format over coffee.

Due to concerns regarding COVID-19, ATLFS is taking precautionary measures and POSTPONING the Kodak 100 Feet of Film Screening. We appreciate your patience and look forward to the next available date. Please check back again for updates and rescheduled dates.

Kodak Coffee with Cameras is a partnership between the Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta where filmmakers and film lovers network and discuss working with the film format over coffee.

Kodak Coffee with Cameras is a partnership between the Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta where filmmakers and film lovers network and discuss working with the film format over coffee.

Kodak Film Lab Atlanta in conjunction with the Atlanta Film Society will host an introductory course on film cinematography.

Local Atlanta Cinematographers will be on hand to demonstrate film loading, camera operations, lighting and you will have the opportunity to actually film using 16mm Kodak Motion Picture Film. You will also have the experience to see film being processed and then transferred. Here is an occasion to learn filmmaking from local filmmakers.

Kodak Coffee with Cameras is a partnership between the Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta where filmmakers and film lovers network and discuss working with the film format over coffee.

Kodak Film Lab Atlanta in conjunction with the Atlanta Film Society will host an introductory course on film cinematography.

Local Atlanta Cinematographers will be on hand to demonstrate film loading, camera operations, lighting and you will have the opportunity to actually film using 16mm Kodak Motion Picture Film. You will also have the experience to see film being processed and then transferred. Here is an occasion to learn filmmaking from local filmmakers.

Kodak Film Lab Atlanta in conjunction with the Atlanta Film Society will host an introductory course on film cinematography.

Local Atlanta Cinematographers will be on hand to demonstrate film loading, camera operations, lighting and you will have the opportunity to actually film using 16mm Kodak Motion Picture Film. You will also have the experience to see film being processed and then transferred. Here is an occasion to learn filmmaking from local filmmakers.

Case Study: Local Film Students discuss working with 16mm.

With the recent increase of 16mm Film Cameras being rented or purchased our COFFEE AND CAMERAS Program will encourage Filmmakers to bring along their own 16mm Cameras to discuss and show.

Interested in learning more about shooting motion picture film? Want to learn cinematography techniques and the science behind it? Interested in actually using and filming with 16mm Kodak Motion Picture Film? The KODAK 16mm Cinematography Intensive Workshop hosted by PC&E, is a total immersion course which enables emerging filmmakers to round out their education in cinematography.

Atlanta Film Society (ATLFS) and Kodak present the 100 Feet of Film Project. This project provides a team of filmmakers with the opportunity to maximize their creativity while minimizing the ability to reshoot. Through this project, filmmakers will learn to effectively and efficiently shoot on a limited reel of film stock and in the process must focus on the fundamentals of filmmaking.

Kodak Film Lab Atlanta in conjunction with the Atlanta Film Society will host an introductory course on film cinematography.

Local Atlanta Cinematographers will be on hand to demonstrate film loading, camera operations, lighting and you will have the opportunity to actually film using 16mm Kodak Motion Picture Film. You will also have the experience to see film being processed and then transferred. Here is an occasion to learn filmmaking from local filmmakers.

The Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta invite you to a casual discussion of working with celluloid. Filmmakers from the just wrapped Independent Feature THE GIANT , filmed in Madison, Georgia, will discuss their Feature, craddle to completion of principle, which involved filming in 35mm 3perf and processing locally.

Kodak Film Lab Atlanta in conjunction with the Atlanta Film Society will host an introductory course on film cinematography.

Local Atlanta Cinematographers will be on hand to demonstrate film loading , camera operations, lighting  and you will have the  opportunity to actually film using 16mm Kodak Motion Picture Film. You will also have the experience  to see film being processed and then transferred.  

Here is an occasion to learn filmmaking from local filmmakers.

A new generation of filmmakers has embraced the art/craft of capturing their moving images on film, and right here in ATL.

ATL based filmmakers Molly Coffee ( CRACKS ) , Brantly and Jon Watts ( SPOON ) as well as their respective Cinematographers and Michael Brown of Kodak Film Lab Atlanta will be present to discuss the reemergence of this art/craft.