The Austin History Center announces In/Visible A, an exhibit celebrating the 20th anniversary of the AAAFF! This vibrant showcase reveals AAAFF’s evolution from a small film-centric event to a major cultural arts organization.
Indie Meme (www.indiememe.org) is a non-profit in Austin, TX that has been engaging, educating, entertaining, and bringing together different communities to promote cross-cultural understanding and help build a globally conscious community through screening independent films.
The 2024 Indie Meme Film Festival is from April 17 - 21 and will screen 8-10 full length feature films/documentaries, along with an impressive showcase of many locally sourced and international short films.
AFSSA's first violence prevention summit, PARTners in Progress: Disrupting Violence, Building Hope, is fast approaching!
On Saturday, April 20th at ACC Highland, we are hosting speakers, panelists, and learning sessions with the goal of empowering our community to end domestic violence.
Register now for the Getting Down to Business webinar series!
Filmmakers Collaborative SF and Re-Present Media are presenting a three-workshop webinar series dedicated to helping emerging and mid-career filmmakers develop strategies for the producing and business side of independent films to ensure they are effectively moving their project forward.
The AFS Grant for Feature Films is once again open for filmmakers throughout Texas! This cycle of the AFS Grant funds feature-length narrative and documentary films and includes the North Texas Pioneer Film Award (for filmmakers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area) and the New Texas Voices Award (for first-time features by a filmmaker of color in Texas) as well as in-kind awards from both MPS Camera and Lighting Austin and Stuck On On.
