Film & Video

Allies in Arts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Our mission is to support artists who are women, BIPOC, and LGBTQQIA2S — all of whom are underrepresented individuals in creative industries. Artists from our communities face barriers as a direct result of race, gender, sex, and sexual orientation. We seek to break down those barriers by awarding grants, curating exhibitions and screenings, and connecting artists with the decision-makers who can hire them.

Georgetown Film Conference falls under the Film & Video category: Organizations that produce films, videos and holographic images for a variety of educational, documentary and cultural purposes, and/or promote public appreciation of film and video. Also included are organizations that encourage new, foreign and independent filmmakers through the organization and presentation of film expositions and festivals or which show old or difficult to obtain films in noncommercial facilities.

Our mission is to create digital content for television and online media platforms while educating youths aged 13-25 in the skills needed to succeed in the filmmaking industry. iMichigan Productions (iMP) focuses on educating and training underrepresented youths in Flint & Genesee County so that they can express their creativity while gaining insight into the various employment opportunities in the entertainment field. iMP produces content for all platforms that is entertaining, educational, and community building. We concentrate on stories that highlight Michigan's contemporary and historical contributions. In addition to producing award-winning documentaries and short films, our programs include: • The Flint Youth Film Festival • Flint Youth Media Project • Film Appreciation Academy • Veteran Narratives

FILM AT LINCOLN CENTER, INC. WAS FORMED TO DEVELOP, STIMULATE AND SUPPORT THE ART OF FILM AND RELATED MEDIA BY THE PRESENTATION OF A FILM FESTIVAL OR FESTIVALS AT LINCOLN CENTER OR ELSEWHERE; THE SHOWING OF SELECTED PROGRAMS OF FILM; THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE STUDY OF FILM THROUGH SEMINARS, TEACHING PROGRAMS AND OTHERWISE AT SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS; THE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS INVOLVING THE USE OF FILM AND THE USE OF FILM FOR TRAINING PROGRAMS, EMPLOYEE SERVICES AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF SOCIAL CONDITIONS; AND PARTICIPATING IN ANY AND ALL MATTERS IN CONJUNCTION WITH OR INDEPENDENT OF OTHERS IN SPONSORING, PROMOTING AND IMPROVING THE FILM MEDIA.

TO PRODUCE AND DISTRIBUTE SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS DOCUMENTARIES.

THE AMERICAN CINEMATHEQUE BELIEVES THAT CINEMA IS A COMMUNAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE POWER TO ENTERTAIN, ENLIGHTEN AND INSPIRE. WE BUILD A DIVERSE AND ENGAGED FILM COMMUNITY THROUGH IMMERSIVE FILM CURATION, CONVERSATION, AND PRESENTATION. WE BRIDGE THE FILMMAKER TO THE AUDIENCE AND FILM HISTORY TO ITS FUTURE.

A NATIONAL NON-PROFIT MEDIA ARTS ORGANIZATION, AMERICAN DOCUMENTARY STRIVES TO MAKE ESSENTIAL DOCUMENTARIES ACCESSIBLE AS A CATALYST FOR PUBLIC DISCOURSE. WE COLLABORATE WITH PASSIONATE FILMMAKERS TO AMPLIFY THEIR VOICES, NUTURE THE NONFICTION COMMUNITY, AND CONDUCT COMMUNITY OUTREACH.

TO ASSIST CHEMICALLY DEPENDENT INDIVIDUALS AND ASSIST IN THE PREVENTION OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

TO SPONSOR AND SUPPORT THE INDEPENDENT MEDIA COMMUNITY THROUGH FISCAL SPONSORSHIP AS WELL AS OFFERING PROGRAMMING.

Bay Area Video Coalition, "BAVC", inspires social change by enabling the sharing of diverse stories through art, education and technology. In 2022, BAVC Youth & Emerging Media Maker Program returned to in-person programming full time. Other Training & Resources programs were offered on a hybrid model with some classes and events remaining virtual, while others returned to in-person. In 2023, the majority of our programming returned to in-person with a selection of events and classes remaining virtual.

THROUGH NUMEROUS FESTIVALS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, COUPLED WITH FUN AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING EVENTS, SARASOTA FILM SOCIETY HAS CONTINUED ITS PROMISE TO PROVIDE THE COMMUNITY WITH A LONGSTANDING COMMITMENT TO OUTREACH AND EDUCATION THROUGH FILM.

ENZIAN EXISTS TO ENTERTAIN, INSPIRE, EDUCATE AND CONNECT THE COMMUNITY THROUGH FILM. ENZIAN PRESENTS THE GLOBALLY RENOWNED ANNUAL FLORIDA FILM FESTIBAL AND OTHER CULTURAL FESTIVALS.

Funding, acquiring, and distributing educational, historical, and cultural media content about the experiences of Africans and African-Americans.

THE CLEVELAND FILM SOCIETY IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION ORGANIZED TO PROMOTE ARTISTICALLY AND CULTURALLY SIGNIFICANT FILM ARTS THROUGH EDUCATION AND EXHIBITION TO ENRICH THE LIFE OF THE CLEVELAND, OHIO COMMUNITY.

TO ENLIGHTEN, ENRICH, EDUCATE AND ENTERTAIN THROUGH FILM. SERVING RESIDENTS AND VISITORS OF ALL AGES, ASPEN FILM STIMULATES THOUGHT, ENCOURAGES DIALOGUE, AND BROADENS UNDERSTANDING OF OUR WORLD AND OURSELVES THROUGH THE DIVERSE SPECTRUM OF IDEAS PRESENTED BY FILMMAKERS WORLDWIDE. OUR STATEMENT OF CORPORATE PURPOSE IS TO SHOW FILMS IN THE ROARING FORK VALLEY, TO DEVELOP APPRECIATION FOR THE FILM MEDIUM AND RELATED MEDIA, TO EDUCATE CITIZENS OF ALL AGES CONCERNING FILM AND RELATED MEDIA AND TO SERVE AS A PRESENTER OF FEATURE FILMS, SHORT FILMS, AND ANIMATED FILMS AND, IN PARTICULAR, FILMS MADE BY INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS WORLDWIDE.

THE GATEWAY FILM FOUNDATION OFFERS A UNIQUE MIX OR RARE, CLASSIC, INDEPENDENT AND CONTEMPORARY MOVIES THAT WILL ENTERTAIN, BROADEN HORIZONS, AND DEPEN A CULTURAL APPRECIATION OF LIFE FOR COLUMBUS, OHIO RESIDENTS. IT PRESENTS FILMS OF CINEMATIC MERIT THAT WOULD OTERWISE NOT BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE REGION AT A PRICE THAT IS REASONABLE.

WE EMBRACE DIVERSE FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN TOUCHED BY HOUSING INSTABILITY OR HOMELESSNESS AND SUPPORT THEIR TRANSITION TO A SAFE AND STABLE HOME.

FILMNORTH INSPIRES AND PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL FILMMAKERS AND MEDIA ARTISTS IN THE NORTH TO THRIVE, WITH A COMMITMENT TO ELIMINATE DISPARITIES FOR THOSE FROM COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE BEEN HISTORICALLY UNDERREPRESENTED IN THE FILM INDUSTRY.

TO EDUCATE AND ENGAGE THE PUBLIC ABOUT INEQUALITY AND IMBALANCE OF POWER IN AMERICA THROUGH DIGITAL MEDIA.

Scarecrow Video is dedicated to championing the indipensable role of film arts in community, cultural and civic life.

PVIS MISSION IS TO USE MEDIA, TECHNOLOGY, AND POPULAR CULTURE TO CATALYZE SOCIAL CHANGE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA AND BEYOND.

THE ORGANIZATION PRODUCES INFORMATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS FOR PUBLIC CHARITIES, OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROJECTS TO USE IN PUBLIC AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS, MEMBERSHIP DRIVES AND PARTICIPANT TRAINING PROGRAMS.

INDIECOLLECTS MISSION IS TO SAVE AMERICAN INDEPENDENT FILMS FROM THE RISK OF EXTINCTION, WHETHER THROUGH NEGLECT OR THROUGH FAULTY PRESERVATION STRATEGIES EDUCATE FILMMAKERS ABOUT THE URGENT NEED PRESERVE COLLECTIVE BODY OF WORK SECURE LONG-TERM ARCHIVAL STORAGE FOR INDIE FILMS AT NO COST TO THE FILMMAKERS AND TO REGISTER EVERY INDIE TITLE.

CCFF EXISTS TO FUND EDUCATIONAL FILM PROJECTS AND DOCUMENTARIES FOR DISTRIBUTION.

THE MISSION OF ARISE MEDIA IS TO PRODUCE FILMS THAT INSPIRE A NEW APPRECIATION FOR OUR OWN INTERCONNECTED ROLE IN NATURE AND FOSTER STEWARDSHIP OF BIODIVERSITY AND PLANETARY HEALTH FOR ALL.

THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR JEWISH FILM IS A UNIQUE, INDEPENDENT NONPROFIT MOTION PICTURE ARCHIVE, DISTRIBUTOR, RESOURCE CENTER AND EXHIBITOR. NCJF'S ONGOING MISSION IS THE COLLECTION, PRESERVATION AND EXHIBITION OF FILMS WITH ARTISTIC AND EDUCATIONAL VALUE RELEVANT TO THE JEWISH EXPERIANCE AND THE DISSEMINATION OF THESE MATERIALS TO THE WIDEAST POSSIBLE AUDIENCE. NCJF EXCLUSIVELY OWNS THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF JEWISH CONTENT FILM IN THE WORLD, OUTSIDE ISRAEL. THE CENTER'S 15,000 REELS OF FEATURE FILMS, DOCUMENTARIES, NEWSREELS,HOME MOVIES AND INSTUTIONAL FILMS DATE FROM 1903 TO PRESENT.

TO ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS OF INTEGRITY AND SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH QUALITY WORK THAT SEEKS TO BROADEN UNDERSTANDING AND PROMOTE DIALOGUE ON VARIOUS TOPICS CONCERNING THE HUMAN CONDITION.

Operating a historical movie theatre presenting classic films to the public as a means of family entertainment

THE ACADEMY FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED WITH THE PURPOSE OF ORGANIZING AND OVERSEEING THE EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES OF THE MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY, INCLUDING THE PRESENTATION OF ITS HISTORY AND THE PROMOTION OF ITS FUTURE INCLUDING THE MARGARET HERRICK LIBRARY, THE PRINT AND FILM ARCHIVES AND THE ACADEMY MUSEUM OF MOTION PICTURES.

EDUCATIONAL FILMS

The organization was formed to distribute films and promote film distribution, and encourage the creative development of filmmakers

TO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY OF EASTLAND IN EDUCATION AND APPRECIATION OF FINE ARTS.

HUDSON WEST PRODUCTIONS WAS FOUNDED IN 1985 WITH THE GOAL OF MAKING INDEPENDENT DOCUMENTARY FILMS ABOUT THE ARTS, HISTORY AND EDUCATION THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO FILL IN THE CULTURAL GAPS BY PRESERVING, INTERPRETING, AND RESTORING UNIQUE AND OVERLOOKED NARRATIVES AND PRESENTING THEM TO A WIDER AUDIENCE, SUCH AS THE PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICE VIEWERS AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

THE ORGANIZATION'S MISSION IS TO SUPPORT THE CREATION, PRODUCTION, AND DISTRIBUTION OF FAITH-INFORMED NARRATIVE NON-FICTION AND FICTION FILM, TELEVISION AND OTHER VIDEO CONTENT AND TO SPONSOR GATHERING OPPORTUNITIES FOR FAITH-INFORMED INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN THE ONGOING DEVELOPMENT OF CONTENT.

ORGANIZATIONS MISSION IS TO PRODUCE HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY FILMS

THE VISIONARIES IS DEDICATED TO PRODUCING PROGRAMMING ABOUT INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO CREATE POSITIVE SOCIAL CHANGE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AND TO EDUCATING THE PUBLIC AS TO THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SERVICES RENDERED BY CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

The mission of SuperFrog Project is to educate the American public about the uniqueness and diversity of Japanese popular culture by, among other things, funding, producing, distributing, and exhibiting works in motion pictures and music through various media.

SUNDANCE INSTITUTE IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO THE DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT OF INDEPENDENT ARTISTS AND AUDIENCES. THROUGH ITS PROGRAMS, THE INSTITUTE SEEKS TO - CONTINUED IN GENERAL FOOTNOTE 1

PRODUCTION OF CHRISTIAN-THEMED FILMS THAT PRESENT THE GOSPEL TO PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD.

THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE ("AFI") IS A NATIONAL INSTITUTE PROVIDING LEADERSHIP IN SCREEN EDUCATION AND THE RECOGNITION AND CELEBRATION OF EXCELLENCE IN THE ART OF FILM, TELEVISION AND DIGITAL MEDIA.

THE PRODUCTION OF SLIDES, TAPES & FILMS

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE, FAMILY-ORIENTED ENTERTAINMENT TO THE GREATER AUDUBON COUNTY, IOWA, AREA.

MAKING EDUCATIONAL HISTORICAL FILMS AND PLAYS THE FILMS ARE WIDELY USED IN UNIVERSITIES AND SCHOOLS TO TEACH ABOUT THE MIDDLE AGES AND 19TH CENTURY IMMIGRATION.

TO CHAMPION CREATIVE INDEPENDENCE IN VISUAL STORYTELLING IN ALL ITS FORMS AND TO FOSTER A CULTURE OF INCLUSION. WE SUPPORT A GLOBAL COMMUNITY OF ARTISTS AND AUDIENCES WHO EMBODY DIVERSITY, INNOVATION, CURIOSITY AND UNIQUENESS OF VISION.

UTAH FILM CENTER INSPIRES AND ENGAGES DIVERSE AUDIENCES TO INITIATE CONVERSATION AND COMMUNITY BUILDING THROUGH CURATED FILM EXHIBITION, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND ARTIST SUPPORT.

SUPPORTS AMERICAN HISTORY DOCUMENTARY FILMS TO PROMOTE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION.THE SOCIETY ALSO RECOGNIZES AND SUPPORTS DOCUMENTARY FILM ARTISTS THROUGH ITS LIBRARY OF CONGRESS LAVINE/KEN BURNS PRIZE FOR FILM ANNUAL AMERICAN HISTORY DOCUMENTARY CONTEST, WHICH AWARDS ONE WINNER, ONE RUNNER-UP AND UP TO FOUR FINALISTS FUNDING FOR LATE-STAGE PRODUCTION COSTS, DISTRIBUTION AND OUTREACH; BETTER ANGELS FELLOWSHIP, WHICH FUNDS A MENTORSHIP PROGRAM FOR PROMISING FILMS, AND THE NEXT GENERATION ANGELS AWARDS, WHICH RECOGNIZES EXCELLENCE IN MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL-AGED STUDENT AMERICAN HISTORY DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKING.

THE JACOB BURNS FILM CENTER (JBFC) GATHERS AUDIENCES, STUDENTS, AND FILMMAKERS TO EXPERIENCE THE JOY OF FILM, AND TO LEARN ABOUT THE CRAFT, OURSELVES, AND EACH OTHER.

THE MISSION OF THE DENVER FILM SOCIETY IS TO DEVELOP OPPORTUNITIES FOR DIVERSE AUDIENCES TO DISCOVER FILM THROUGH CREATIVE, THOUGHT-PROVOKING EXPERIENCES. WE STRIVE TO CULTIVATE AND CELEBRATE FILM AS AN ART FORM; TO ENRICH AND EXPAND THE FILM-GOING EXPERIENCE FOR REGIONAL AUDIENCES; TO PROVIDE A SHOWCASE FOR INTERNATIONAL CINEMA THAT WOULD NOT OTHERWISE BE SEEN IN DENVER; TO PROVIDE A PLATFORM FOR COLORADO AND U.S. INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS; TO PROMOTE DIALOGUE ABOUT FILM ARTISTS AND THE PUBLIC; AND TO PROVIDE UNIQUE PROGRAMMING FOR SPECIAL AUDIENCES. DENVER FILM OFFERS YEAR- ROUND CINEMATIC PROGRAMMING, SPECIAL EVENTS, MINI FESTIVALS AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS TO ITS MEMBERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC, SERVING MORE THAN 200,000 FILM LOVERS ANNUALLY.