Changing attitudes means that we challenge stigma and amplify authentic narratives on disability. RespectAbility is proud to be a “nothing about us, without us” organization, led by those with a diversity of disabilities and other intersectional identities.
Apply to the NBCU Academy at the NABJ Conference
St. John's International Women's Film Festival (SJIWFF) is Canada's longest-running women's film festival.
Apply to the NBCU Academy at the NAHJ Conference
Register your interest in the NBCU Academy at the NAJA Conference
BlkScript: Shorts is set to become the premiere destination for “The World’s Best Black & Diverse Short Films” and the next generation of great filmmakers of color and all diverse backgrounds via our “BlkScript: Shorts” platform.
Nominate for the Cinema Audio Society Awards until October 19, 2023.
Register your interest in the NBCU Academy at the NLGJA Conference
This €10,000 Action Grant is open to any feature film Directors who experience marginalization due to their gender.
Join RespectAbility for more intimate conversations centered on changing attitudes.
Entertainment lawyers Jennifer Taormina and Rebecca Neipris discuss what you need to know about entertainment law!
The Atlanta Film Society has opened Registration from now until June 15th for an Online Screenwriting Series with Kathy Berardi.
Atlanta Film Society is hosting an online course for writers that a new to screenwriting . The series is taught by Kathy Berardi. It is a 4-week Holloywood Style class that helps students lget into a collaborative mindset.
GPP/ATLFS Present: The PA Academy - Spring 2023, a 2 day training for individuals looking to break into the film industry.
In the 6-Day Stunt Boot Camp is a professional stunt training program that provides participants with the essential skills needed to pursue a career as a stunt performer or stunt actor for film and TV.
The Mentorship Program aims to make the cinematography profession more inclusive by sharing the professional experiences of our members with a wide range of cinematographers.
SFFILM Documentary Film Fund has distributed more than $900,000 to advance new work by filmmakers nationwide.
The Illuminations Grant for Black Trans Women Visual Artists sheds light on the under-recognized contributions of Black trans women visual artists and provides critical support to their continuing work.
The Xpedition Doc Fund provides finishing funds of up to $100,000 per project.
Get seed funding and support to develop your single nonfiction program for public media. Filmmakers of color are welcome to apply.
Connecting producer-director teams with industry leaders to put projects on the “fast track”
This year, GLAAD is partnering with House of Garçon to raise awareness of the discrimination, disproportionate violence, and poor health and economic outcomes that trans, non-binary, and gender nonconforming people often experience.
Access funding that will carry your project through every stage of its life cycle.
The Art Directors Guild is proudly hosting the inaugural ADG Sustainability Symposium 2023
How to Transition from Salon to a Career in the Film and TV Industry
Developing leaders means that we model the practice of training and empowering the next generation of leaders in disability advocacy.
Outfest is delighted to be this year's charity for Art Beyond the Glass, Los Angeles' original cocktail festival! Join for a celebration of bartender artistry, grab a drink and support our work uplifting LGBTQ+ creators.
Join RespectAbility for intimate conversations centered on developing disabled leaders.
How to Transition from Salon to a Career in the Film and TV Industry
In the 6-Day Stunt Boot Camp is a professional stunt training program that provides participants with the essential skills needed to pursue a career as a stunt performer or stunt actor for film and TV.
The Location Managers Guild International is now accepting submissions for the 10th Annual LMGI Awards
9th Annual 'State of Music in Media'
GMS CONFERENCE
in person & virtual event
GLAAD’s Black Queer Creative Summit is an in-person event, specifically geared towards educating, empowering, and training emerging Black LGBTQ+ creatives across five sectors of the entertainment industry
