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ENTER YOUR FILM Visit our submissions hub page to submit your project to one or more of our film festivals in Atlanta Georgia. Film Submissions Hub THE MOVEMENT These Atlanta film festivals highlight new stories and independent voices from Georgia and around the world. Each event includes live screenings, filmmaker Q&A sessions and a strong community of artists and film fans. 2026 Film Festival Calendar WHY FILMMAKERS SUBMIT Filmmakers submit to the Atlanta Film Series because every festival we

Get TicketsIt’s a star-studded night of hilarity and improv comedy—our theatre is the dark canvas of the night sky, the Dad’s Garage ensemble are the stars, and you, dear patrons, are our universe!All Star Improvis a phenomenal showcase of our most skilled improvisers performing at their best to bring you an evening of hilarity you won’t have anywhere else, and with talent that can’t be cultivated anywhere else.This incredible show isn’t just a chance to laugh until you cry tears of joy, but a fundraiser for our beloved theatre and its many programs in support of transforming people, communities, and perspectives through laughter. Yes, the ticket prices are a little higher than usual, but all funds raised allow us to continue creating the best comedy in the southeast and support our nonprofit mission.

With: Hubble, Malevich

Grizz-Con is an anime convention that has been running at Georgia Gwinnett College for the past 4 years. The convention offers a variety of services including panels, cosplay contests, performances, and more. It is a gathering of anime enthusiasts, cosplayers, and fans of Japanese pop culture. Whether you are a seasoned convention attendee or just curious about the anime world, Grizz-Con has something for everyone. Join us for an unforgettable experience!

This class will provide participants with the tools to identify the most suitable festivals for their films, craft compelling submissions, and create impactful marketing strategies to generate buzz and attract audiences.

With: Chris Forsyth’s "What is Now"