Partnerships
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RE:IMAGINE/ATL
re:imagine/ATL exists to equip the next generation of storytellers by providing career exposure, training, and placement in the creative media industry. With an emphasis on inclusion and representative storytelling, we provide Gen Z creatives with the platforms and resources required to amplify authentic voices. Since 2014, we’ve invested in more than 4,000 youth from over 30 schools, and trained over 300 Audio/Visual teachers across the Atlanta area – in partnership with the local film and media industry.TCM Presents Women Make Film: Next Gen Filmmakers program
TCM and WarnerMedia are pleased to have partnered this year with re:imagine/ATL’s No Comment Program for our Next Gen Filmmakers program. Learn more about this year’s contest and winners.
Academy Museum of Motion PicturesThe Academy Museum of Motion Pictures advances the understanding, celebration, and preservation of cinema through inclusive and accessible exhibitions, screenings, programs, initiatives, and collections.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures advances the understanding, celebration, and preservation of cinema through inclusive and accessible exhibitions, screenings, programs, initiatives, and collections.
Welcoming visitors from Los Angeles and around the world, the museum works in active partnership with motion picture artists and specialists, scholars, staff, and diverse communities to contextualize and challenge dominant narratives around cinema, inspiring discourse, connection, joy, and discovery.
AWDAlliance of Women Directors (AWD) is a community of professionals challenging the status quo of which stories get told and by whom.
Alliance of Women Directors (AWD) is a community of professionals challenging the status quo of which stories get told and by whom.
AWD is dedicated to advancing the careers and visibility of our members who encompass a range of directors from emerging voices to award-winning veterans in film, television, and new media.
We do this by providing professional development, craft enrichment, peer-to-peer support, opportunities for the expansion of industry networks, and advocacy.
For more than two-decades, Alliance of Women Directors has served as an essential resource for women, women-identifying, and non-binary directors, and those looking to hire them.
AFIThe American Film Institute champions the moving image as an art form. We believe in the revolutionary power of visual storytelling to share perspectives, inspire empathy and drive culture forward.
AFI Movie ClubAFI Movie Club is a program created to raise the nation’s spirits by bringing artists and audiences together – even while we are apart. The selected films are accompanied by fun facts, family-friendly discussion points and material from the AFI Archive to enrich your viewing experience.
American CinemathequeThe American Cinematheque’s mission is to celebrate the experience of cinema as a moving art form. The American Cinematheque creates spaces where both the public and members of the film industry come together as a community with the common language and love of film.
The American Cinematheque’s mission is to celebrate the experience of cinema as a moving art form. The American Cinematheque creates spaces where both the public and members of the film industry come together as a community with the common language and love of film.
Since it began screening films for the public, the American Cinematheque has provided year-round diverse film programming (in the form of retrospectives, live Q&A’s, film series, in-person tributes, film festivals, marathons and movie premieres) with thousands of filmmakers and luminaries, presenting both new and repertory cinema to Los Angeles.
The Film FoundationThe Film Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in 1990 dedicated to protecting and preserving motion picture history. By working in partnership with archives and studios, the foundation has helped to restore over 850 films, which are made accessible to the public through programming at festivals, museums, and educational institutions around the world.
The Film Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in 1990 dedicated to protecting and preserving motion picture history. By working in partnership with archives and studios, the foundation has helped to restore over 850 films, which are made accessible to the public through programming at festivals, museums, and educational institutions around the world.
The Film Foundation’s World Cinema Project has restored 41 films from 25 different countries representing the rich diversity of world cinema. The foundation’s free educational curriculum, The Story of Movies, teaches young people – over 10 million to date – about film language and history.
HBO MaxDuring the month of September, HBO Max will feature a special collection of films directed by women.
During the month of September, HBO Max will feature a special collection of films directed by women.
HBO Max has everything you love including groundbreaking HBO series and documentaries, award-winning specials, kid-friendly entertainment your whole family can enjoy, the best of DC and Warner Bros., every movie on HBO, plus the comedies, dramas and classics you love to stream again (and again).
Loyola Marymount UniversityWe create storytellers who unite the joy of artistic expression with the power of entertainment to deepen our understanding of the world and of each other.
NALIPThe National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP), stands as the premier Latinx and diverse media organization which aims to discover, promote and inspire Latinx content creators and diverse voices across all media platforms. NALIP serves the needs of diverse content creators including, producers, performers, writers, directors, and industry professionals.
The Paramount TheatreOpening as a vaudeville house in 1915, the Paramount Theatre soon changed with the times to become Austin’s grand movie palace. It has presented numerous world premieres independently and continues to do so in partnership with the Austin Film Society.
SCAD SAVANNAH FILM FESTIVALThe Savannah College of Art and Design presents this annual film festival, celebrating cinematic creativity from both award-winning professionals and emerging student filmmakers.
The Savannah College of Art and Design presents this annual film festival, celebrating cinematic creativity from both award-winning professionals and emerging student filmmakers.
Each year, more than 63,000 people attend the eight-day SCAD Savannah Film Festival. The festival is host to a wide variety of competition film screenings, special screenings, workshops, panels, and lectures. Through our Wonder Women Series, The SCAD Savannah Film Festival honors the achievements and contributions of women in film with panels that focus on directors, producers, and below-the-line talent.
Sundance InstituteSundance Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the discovery and development of independent artists and audiences. Through its programs, the Institute seeks to discover, support, and inspire independent film, media, and theatre artists from the United States and around the world, and to introduce audiences to their new work.
Events
DECEMBER 1
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LISTEN NOW TO A TCM Presents Women Make Film Discussion in Celebration of Turner Classic Movies Women Make Film Day In The City of Los AngelesDon’t miss the official proclamation presentation with Los Angeles City Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell and TCM General Manager Pola Changnon, followed by a conversation with Women Make Film director Mark Cousins, Kenyan director Wanuri Kahiu and director Kirsten Johnson, hosted by TCM host Alicia Malone.Learn MoreNOVEMBER 29
AVAILABLE NOWLISTEN NOW TO OUR TCM Presents Women Make Film Discussion in Collaboration with Loyola Marymount University¹s School of Film and TelevisionDon't miss this touching conversation as TCM Host Alicia Malone is joined by Janet Yang, Mary Kuryla and Susan Seidelman as they discuss stories and insight into their personal experiences as female filmmakers and Susan shares stories about the making of her film Smithereens (1982). Watch Smithereens (1982) airing on TCM on December 2 at 4:15 AM ET as part of TCM Presents Women Make Film.Learn MoreOCTOBER 27
AVAILABLE NOWLISTEN NOW TO OUR TCM TEA WITH AWD IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ALLIANCE OF WOMEN DIRECTORSDon't miss this fun and insightful discussion as TCM Host Alicia Malone is joined by Daisy von Scherler Mayer for a conversation about her film Party Girl (1995), available now on WATCH TCM.Learn MoreOCTOBER 21
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LISTEN NOW TO OUR TCM PRESENTS WOMEN MAKE FILM DISCUSSION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LATINO INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS (NALIP)TCM host Jacqueline Stewart is joined by Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, the award-winning director of Angry Inuk (2016), and Rebecca Murga, director, producer and Director of the AFI Directing Workshop for Women, as they share personal stories and reflections on their experiences as female filmmakers. Then, don’t miss Alethea Arnaquq-Baril’s film Angry Inuk (2016) - Available on Watch TCMLearn MoreOCTOBER 20
AVAILABLE NOWLISTEN NOW TO OUR TCM TEA WITH AWD IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ALLIANCE OF WOMEN DIRECTORSDon't miss this personal and touching conversation as TCM Host Jacqueline Stewart is joined by Nina Collins and Kimberly Peirce as they discuss the films Losing Ground (1982) and Stop-Loss (2008).Learn More
Watch Stop-Loss (2008) airing on October 21 at 12:00AM ET as part of TCM Presents Women Make Film.OCTOBER 13
7PM ET | 4PM PTLISTEN NOW TO AN INSTAGRAM LIVE WITH THE ACADEMY MUSEUM OF MOTION PICTURESTCM Host Jacqueline Stewart and Doris Berger, Head of Curatorial Affairs with The Academy Museum, discuss the many facets of Female Firsts in Film.Learn MoreOCTOBER 13
7PM ET | 4PM PTJOIN US FOR AN INSTAGRAM LIVE DISCUSSION WITH LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITYTCM Host Jacqueline Stewart and Peggy Rajski, Academy Award-winning filmmaker and Dean of the School of Film and Television at LMU will discuss her remarkable career in filmmaking and LMU’s mission to create the next generation of storytellers who unite the joy of artistic expression with the power of entertainment to deepen our understanding of the world and of each other.Learn MoreOCTOBER 6
7PM ET | 4PM PTJOIN US FOR AN INSTAGRAM LIVE DISCUSSION WITH THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LATINO INDEPENDENT PRODUCERSTCM Host Jacqueline Stewart and Liliana Espinoza, Projects Director from NALIP, will discuss their upcoming Latino Media Fest and the impact of the LATINX voice in film and filmmaking.Learn MoreOCTOBER 3
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JOIN US FOR A LIVE SCREENING EVENT AT THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE IN AUSTIN, TXWomen Make Film: An Unprecedented Event Celebrating Great Women Filmmakers Throughout Movie HistoryPurchase Tickets
In Partnership with TCM Presents Women Make Film. Don't miss this memorable event featuring a 1PM CT screening of Episode 1 from the Mark Cousins docuseries, Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema followed by a screening of Dorothy Arzner's Merrily We Go to Hell (1932) with a special introduction from TCM Host Alicia Malone.SEPTEMBER 23
AVAILABLE NOWSMOOTH TALK: A DISCUSSION WITH LAURA DERN, JOYCE CHOPRA, AND JOYCE CAROL OATESModerated by TCM Host Alicia MaloneLearn More
Sponsored by TCM & Presented by HBO and the New York Film FestivalSEPTEMBER 22
AVAILABLE NOWLISTEN NOW TO OUR TCM TEA WITH AWD IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ALLIANCE OF WOMEN DIRECTORSDon't miss this memorable conversation as TCM Host Jacqueline Stewart is joined by Julie Dash for a discussion around her film, Daughters of the Dust (1991), airing on September 23 at 2:30AM ET as part of TCM Presents Women Make Film.Learn MoreSEPTEMBER 19
AVAILABLE NOWLISTEN NOW TO WOMEN MAKE FILM: An American Cinematheque SymposiumModerated by TCM Host Jacqueline Stewart, this symposium of four celebrated women directors (Cheryl Dunye, Debra Granik, Amy Seimetz and Lulu Wang) explores the art & craft of filmmaking, the state of the movie industry and where they find inspiration.Learn MoreSEPTEMBER 15
7PM ET | 4PM PTJOIN US FOR AN INSTAGRAM LIVE DISCUSSION WITH THE ACADEMY MUSEUM OF MOTION PICTURESTCM Host Alicia Malone & Jenny He, Exhibitions Curator from the Academy Museum, discuss the social impact of films and Harlan County U.S.A. (1976).Learn MoreResources
A global, virtual gathering of those who love the movies. AFI Movie Club is open to everyone and allows you to enjoy selected films that are accompanied by material from the AFI Archive to enrich your viewing experience.The National Association of Latino Independent Producers (NALIP) is proud to offer scholarships to emerging content creators for the organization’s staple events through the Emerging Content Creators Inclusion Initiative (ECCII). Apply for the opportunity to attend incredible events like the Latino Media Fest, Diverse Women in Media Forum, and NALIP Media Summit free of charge.In 2003, The Film Foundation joined forces with the National Film Preservation Foundation to create the Avant-Garde Masters Grants, the first grant program targeting the preservation of masterworks of American experimental cinema. The awards have made it possible for filmmakers to partner with archives to preserve their works as they were intended to be seen. Each grant not only protects the film with a new preservation master but also provides for new copies for study and exhibition.The Story of Movies is a FREE interdisciplinary film literacy program for classroom use, created and distributed by The Film Foundation.The SCAD Savannah Film Festival returns in its 23rd year as an all-virtual presentation from October 24 – 31, 2020. Connect with cinephiles worldwide as you watch live film premieres and unique, interactive programming from the comfort and safety of your home! Plus, join us for the Wonder Women Specialty Series as we honor the achievements and contributions of women in film with panels that focus on directors, producers, and below-the-line talent.a searchable storehouse of opportunities and programs available to U.S.-based artists from underrepresented communities. Look around, use our filters to narrow your search, and enjoy!