This probably isn’t literally true, but we know what it feels like: “I pretty much stayed in bed for March, in total disbelief,” says Jim Farmer, director of Ou...
What it lacks in in-person networking and connections, this weekend’s SCAD AnimationFest makes up for in programming with two full days of sessions, panel discu...
Zachary Todd never really envisioned himself as a filmmaker growing up. His forte had always been dance. But when Covid-19 stilled the arts community, he realiz...
The Cobb International Film Festival has been around for several seasons, but this year’s edition may have more eyes than usual on it, as organizers present a r...
Film producer Autumn Bailey-Ford has certainly made her 12 years in Atlanta count. She has more than three dozen films on her résumé, has started two production...
As an artist, Raymond Carr goes by many titles -- director, performer, shop owner, art director and puppeteer, among them. A prolific Atlanta presence with almo...
Lining up at the box office, grabbing some popcorn and settling alongside a bunch of eager/annoying strangers in the dark to experience the communal watching of...
For someone without professional training in the business of film, Molly Coffee has made a name for herself, mostly in the past decade as an Atlanta-based art d...
Chad Darnell was in the midst of one of the best periods of his life. He had just finished directing the biggest film of his career, the thriller The Undertaker...
The date for the Atlanta Queer Arts Showcase has come and gone. The evening of readings, theater, film and music -- scheduled for April 18 -- is moving online a...
