Film Fatales members were invited to an in-person mixer in Los Angeles during Women’s History Month. Sponsors were present at the event with lenses to showcase on-camera builds so that we could all check out different visual aesthetics. This celebration got a little fancy! We loved having you all with us. Drinks and light bites … Continued
Film Fatales members were invited to an in-person gathering in Brooklyn to engage in a dynamic conversation about the film industry and our current projects, with the goal of fostering community among our New York City members. Let us take comfort in our diverse network of talent as we get together to bolster one another … Continued
Film Fatales members were invited to an Online Community Circle This inspiring event began s with a guided group discussion led by Elaine Chu and Magdalena Albizu celebrating our vibrant filmmaking community and the spirit of collaboration and gratitude. Life can be hard and having a community to support and remind you that you are … Continued
Happy Spring! Film Fatales members are invited to join us for another day of volunteering at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank. Together, we sorted and packed produce for over 29,000 families, older adults, and children who face food insecurity in Los Angeles County. And we got to know each other better in the process. … Continued
Let’s get together! Film Fatales members joined our friends at Queers United in Entertainment for a Spring Meetup in the Los Feliz neighborhood in Los Angeles. We fostered new friendships as we continue to build a more supportive film industry. Cheers, Queers!
Film Fatales members were invited to an in-person gathering in Manhattan! We engaged in a dynamic conversation about the film industry and our current projects, with the goal of fostering community among our New York City members. We shared snacks and drinks with potential collaborators and like-minded artists during a guided conversation co-hosted by Liz … Continued
Film Fatales members were invited to join writers from Off the Page. We brought a stack of old books, a picnic blanket, and our favorite snacks. We refreshed our bookshelves and got our networking on! We spent the day swapping books among new friends.
The Alliance for Women Film Composers, Composers Diversity Collective, and FIlm Fatales hosted an in-person panel discussion during the Tribeca Festival. This was an intimate conversation with several director/composer teams about their creative process of collaboration. Followed by a casual social mixer hosted by Gigantic Studios. Capacity is limited. All ages and genders are welcome. Panelists … Continued
Celebrate the filmmakers behind this year's Tribeca Festival. Join us for an evening of celebration and community with the creators and industry leaders featured at Tribeca this year. This in-person social mixer in the Lower East Side is open to filmmakers and film lovers of all backgrounds. Co-Hosted by Portrait Creative Network, Canva, Sony, and … Continued
Film Fatales members joined Women Independent Producers’ (WIP) annual Celebrate Independent Producers — co-powered by MNN, Dolly Card, and Wrapbook, during the Tribeca Festival. We gathered together with like-minded creatives as we raised a glass to celebrate independent producers and the stories they bring to life. Filmmakers of all gender expressions were welcome. Light refreshments … Continued
We had a blast at our in-person cocktail reception in Hollywood celebrating all of the Film Fatales members nominated for Emmys this year. There were some light bites, great music, and plenty of good cheer to go around. Co-hosted by AWFC, Film Fatales, ReFrame and WIF with support from Scriptation. Changing the Ratio is a … Continued
Film Fatales members were invited to an in-person gathering in Chelsea!! We engaged in a dynamic conversation about the film industry and our current projects, with the goal of fostering community among our New York City members. With a guided Pride-themed conversation led by Film Fatales members Sekiya Dorsett and Dami Rock. This in-person filmmaker … Continued
