Join Alliance for a powerful Pride Month panel at Out Front Theatre, focused on the legacy of the Stonewall movement and the continued fight for LGBTQ+ rights. This engaging discussion will feature panelists Jeff Graham and Justice Obiaya, who will share their insights on activism, visibility, and the importance of education in driving change. Come be part of the conversation, connect with community, and celebrate Pride with purpose.

Join us for an immersive and informative in-person workshop led by industry-renowned and certified Intimacy Coordinator (IC), Kristina Arjona (she/they): the IC for Netflix's XO, Kitty; Amazon Prime's The Summer I Turned Pretty; Showtime's George & Tammy; and many more. Whether you're a director, producer, actor, or aspiring intimacy coordinator, this session offers an essential introduction to the evolving role of intimacy coordination in film and television.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of local LGBTQ+ short films, community, and conversation as we spotlight Queer Representation as Resistance. This special Pride Month event honors the power of storytelling in pushing back against erasure, challenging systems, and affirming identity.

Join Out On Film for a special Beer Bust Fundraiser at the Atlanta Eagle and help support the next generation of LGBTQ+ filmmakers.

Join us for our May Queer Film Alliance Meeting featuring activist, professional nonbinary bodybuilder and TedX speaker, Siufung Law (they/them)

Join Our Virtual Screenwriting Workshop!

Join us for a relaxed and casual conversation with 3 Queer powerhouses at our next Queer Film Alliance meeting. We'll be joined by filmmaker, actor & Intimacy Coordinator, Kristina Arjona (she/they), filmmaker, actor, and stunt performer, Jenna Kanell (they/she), and actor & Emmy nominated stunt performer, Shannon Beshears (she/her). After the panel, stay to commune and connect with our amazing community of Queer filmmakers!

Join our March Queer Film Alliance Event with special guest Tony Talks!

Join Olive & Agatha for Bingo After Dark, an outrageous evening of ball-rolling, name-calling, and audience-rousing hilarity! This is a highly competitive, three-round game show where every round brings a brand-new shot at victory.

While you strategize to snag that glorious B-I-N-G-O, Olive & Agatha keep the room alive with stand-up, quick-witted improv, the occasional musical number, and (if you’re lucky) a little one-on-one Q&A from our queens. It’s part game show, part comedy night, and a whole lot of fun.

Grab your friends, bring your best poker face, and prepare for laughter, games, and the heartbreak of being surrounded by a room full of bingo losers.

Join Out On Film for a free screening of the world premiere of the new film “Boss Up, The Musical” featuring Atlanta’s own Tony Talks.

Join us for our first Queer Film Alliance mixer of 2025 on Thursday, January 9th at 7pm! Come connect, find collaboration partners, and enjoy coffee and light snacks. Please DM us for location details (or join the QFA mailing list). We're looking forward to seeing you there!

Join us in Atlanta for this month's free Out On Film Queer Film Alliance networking & learning event!

Join us in Atlanta for this month's free Out On Film Queer Film Alliance networking & learning event!

Something spooky is coming to the 10th Street Park! Join Midtown Alliance and Out on Film on October 17 for a screening of The Nightmare Before Christmas!

Get ready to have "We Don't Talk About Bruno" stuck in your head for the rest of the week!

Are you ready for an evening that blends elegance and networking with a serving of LGBTQIA+ cinema magic? Picture this: a stunning venue, artful cocktails, and the opportunity to connect with incredible people—all while celebrating our upcoming Out on Film LGBTQ Film Festival

Join the members of AQuAA (Atlanta Queer Arts Alliance) for a spellbinding preview of all the exciting events each has in store for Atlanta this coming season! From theatre to music to film - there's something for everyone to enjoy from every AQuAA member!

BAFTA has just released its 2025 BAFTA Qualifying festival list, and Out On Film is thrilled to be included! To celebrate this incredible achievement, we’ve partnered with the British Consulate to present an exclusive showcase of outstanding British short films.

Join us for a free screening of This Time, supported by Free Mom Hugs, Atlanta Chapter, and in partnership with Out On Film and Out Front Theatre Company. Experience the power of allyship, connection, and the importance of being seen as you are in a story that promises to touch hearts and open minds.

Ready for some peak summer vibes? ✨ Join us for a screening of the 1998 Disney classic, Parent Trap, on August 15.

This is a free event open to the entire community. Bring your friends, your dog, a chair or blanket and we’ll provide the popcorn! 🍿

Please join us for our next Queer Film Alliance meet up on Thursday, August 8th at 7pm at San Francisco Coffee Roasting Company (1192 North Highland Ave NE). Come for a relaxed evening to connect with fellow queer filmmakers, find collaboration partners and share what you've been working on. We look forward to seeing you there!

Join us for "My Fabulous Disease: Honoring HIV survivors and the writing of Mark S. King." This special night will honor HIV/AIDS survivors through the writing of local author Mark S. King, who has chronicled his life with HIV for the remarkable span of forty years.

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Join Midtown Alliance and Out On Film for an enchanting evening under the stars with a special screening of Barbie. Don't forget to dress in your favorite pink outfit.

Join us for an intimate Q & A with Casting Director / Actor, Jordan Blair Brown (she/her), and Filmmaker / Actor / Activist, Anissa Matlock (she/they).

Come take a trip with us and Midtown Atlanta to Wakanda! ✨ On June 20, we'll be screening Black Panther in 10th Street Park.

Join us and Out on Film under the stars for the first Midtown Movie Night of the year, Best in Show!

AQuAA (Atlanta Queer Arts Alliance) invites the community to hear about the triumphs, challenges, collaborations and passions that drive the vibrant and vital queer arts scene in our region. During this panel discussion, audience members will learn about all the organizations that make up AQuAA and how they can celebrate what makes queer art in Atlanta so special!

Join us as we explore and discuss the outline/script for the documentary short He/They (OOFF '23)! Get ready for a lively discussion and an evening of connection with fellow Queer filmmakers.

You are invited to Out On Film's Queer Film Alliance: connecting & collaborating with queer filmmakers, actors, content creators, community businesses, organizations, and leaders.

You are invited to Out On Film's Queer Film Alliance: connecting & collaborating with queer filmmakers, actors, content creators, community businesses, organizations, and leaders.