WonderRoot's Generally Local Mostly Independent Film Series

Atlanta, GA, United States, North America

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WonderRoot's Generally Local Mostly Independent Film Series

Atlanta, GA, United States, North America

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General Information

edition

7th

organizers

Iman Person

Arts Innovation Specialist

Nina Dolgin

Program Coordinator

Contact details

982 Memorial Drive SE Atlanta, GA 30316 United States

30316

nina@wonderroot.org

404-254-5955

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About the festival

WonderRoot's Generally Local Mostly Independent (GLMI) Film Series is an ongoing partnership between WonderRoot, Plaza Theatre Foundation, and Atlanta Film Society. We host quarterly screenings and regularly bring in guest jurors to select the most promising films of the evening. The series supports emerging filmmakers in getting their work festival-ready. Winning filmmakers receive funding to submit their work to other local and national film festivals, along with VIP access to the annual Atlanta Film Festival.

The submission fee for GLMI is $5. Please email Programs Coordinator Nina Dolgin at nina@wonderroot.org if you cannot afford this fee due to financial hardship.

WonderRoot is an Atlanta-based non-profit arts and service organization with a mission to unite artists and community to inspire positive social change. WonderRoot works to improve the cultural and social landscape of Atlanta through creative initiatives and community partnerships. Learn more at wonderroot.org

Celebrating a 40+ year history, the Atlanta Film Society (ATLFS) is one of the oldest and largest organizations dedicated to the promotion and education of film in the United States. Enriching the community through screenings, classes, workshops and other events year-round, the chief operation of ATLFS is the Atlanta Film Festival. Learn more at atlantafilmsociety.org

****WE ACCEPT GEORGIA SHORT FILMS ONLY!*****

All selected filmmakers:
Films screened at the Historic Plaza Theatre
Fee waiver for submission to the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival

Winning films:
-$150 prize to fund future festival submissions
- All-Access Pass to the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival
- Laurels

About

WonderRoot's Generally Local Mostly Independent (GLMI) Film Series is an ongoing partnership between WonderRoot, Plaza Theatre Foundation, and Atlanta Film Society. We host quarterly screenings and regularly bring in guest jurors to select the most promising films of the evening. The series supports emerging filmmakers in getting their work festival-ready. Winning filmmakers receive funding to submit their work to other local and national film festivals, along with VIP access to the annual Atlanta Film Festival.

The submission fee for GLMI is $5. Please email Programs Coordinator Nina Dolgin at nina@wonderroot.org if you cannot afford this fee due to financial hardship.

WonderRoot is an Atlanta-based non-profit arts and service organization with a mission to unite artists and community to inspire positive social change. WonderRoot works to improve the cultural and social landscape of Atlanta through creative initiatives and community partnerships. Learn more at wonderroot.org

Celebrating a 40+ year history, the Atlanta Film Society (ATLFS) is one of the oldest and largest organizations dedicated to the promotion and education of film in the United States. Enriching the community through screenings, classes, workshops and other events year-round, the chief operation of ATLFS is the Atlanta Film Festival. Learn more at atlantafilmsociety.org

****WE ACCEPT GEORGIA SHORT FILMS ONLY!*****

All selected filmmakers:
Films screened at the Historic Plaza Theatre
Fee waiver for submission to the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival

Winning films:
-$150 prize to fund future festival submissions
- All-Access Pass to the 2019 Atlanta Film Festival
- Laurels

Awards & Winners

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Terms and rules

****WE ACCEPT GEORGIA SHORT FILMS ONLY!*****

WE ACCEPT GEORGIA (USA) PRODUCED SHORT FILMS ONLY. Film must have either been shot in Georgia and/or the filmmaker currently resides in GA.

We are interested in screening high quality films in genres including experimental shorts, documentaries, narratives, animation, music videos, and video art. Entries are accepted in digital format only and should be 20 minutes or less. We are especially interested in screening work by filmmakers who are seriously engaged with their medium and are working to advance their career.

During the submission process, please make sure your film is not available to the general public for online viewing.

The submission fee for GLMI is $5. Please email Programs Coordinator Nina Dolgin at nina@wonderroot.org if you cannot afford this fee due to financial hardship.

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