WIFTA Short Film Showcase To Be Held In Atlanta In July

Each year Women In Film & Television Atlanta (WIFTA), often in conjunction with Women In Film & Television International (WIFTI), hosts a short film showcase that highlights the work of talented filmmakers throughout the Southeast and beyond. This year the Showcase will take place in late July.

At the WIFTA Short Film Showcase, there is a focus, of course, on uplifting the works of strong Women filmmakers, crews, and leads. We accept entries from independent filmmakers from all genres – drama, comedy, action, sci-fi animation, spiritual / gospel, documentary and experimental.

WIFTA Short Film Showcase To Be Held In Atlanta

In an effort to merge the art and film communities in Atlanta, WIFTA is connecting with local artists to to include a local performance art piece in the Showcase.

Best Short Film – $500 Prize
Best Actor
Best Director
Best Female Representation

Along with the above awards, screenings will include the top film from each of the following categories:

Drama
Comedy
Documentary
Action
Sci-Fi
Animation
Spiritual/Gospel
Experimental

See more about this event.

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