GEORGIA LATINO FILM ALLIANCE

GEORGIA LATINO FILM ALLIANCE has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in November 2021. The social media accounts linked to from GEORGIA LATINO FILM ALLIANCE are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, GALFA1 has populated their site with: • Watch the Mazda 5 Sides of CX-5 Films From Oscars • MACON! MACON! JOIN US GALFA MOVIE Night COMPLIMENTARY TICKETSickets, Sun, Sep 21, 2025 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite • BRYAN TORRESDAY "ROAD PERRO" TOUR ATLANTA • Georgia Latino International Film Festival • The Georgia Latino Film Alliance Stands With Dolores Huerta and Farmworkers • 'Griselda' Is The Queenpin of Netflix's Top 10 • Latino Creatives Call for 'Accountability and Equity in Casting' Latino Creatives Call for 'Accountability and Equity in Casting' • CNN Documentary & Long-Form Unit - The Whole Story Intern: ATL - Summer 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America | Early Careers at • Lobbying Isn’t the Problem—Lack of Diverse Representation Is • NBC/UNIVERSAL/TELEMUNDO KICKS OFF INTERNATIONAL OPEN CASTING CALL IN SEARCH OF NEW TALENT FOR UPCOMING SCRIPTED PRODUCTIONS • Benicio Del Toro on Latino Representation and One Battle After Another • Jennifer Lopez Financed Her New Prime Video Original Film: “Everybody Thought I Was Crazy” • Dishwasher to Director: Filmmaker Makes a Sci-Fi Masterpiece for Under $1,500 • Strikes, Box-Office Bombs and ‘Huge Leadership Vacuum’: Hollywood Says Goodbye to Worst Year in a Generation • Netflix to Buy Warner Bros in $83 Billion Deal - The New York Times • Georgia is Named the Top State for Business Ten Years and Running • Latin Power List 2025: Selena Gomez, Pedro Pascal, More Latin Trailblazers • Georgia Bill Capping Annual Film & TV Production Tax Credits Sails Through House • GALIFF 2025 Welcomes Nick Valencia as Host 14th Opening Night • Georgia Cap On Film & TV Production Tax Credits Clears House Committee; Local Industry Laments At Packed Hearing • **Tickets** for Georgia Latino International Film Festival 2025 • 🎬 GALFA Movie Night: We Picked The Pickup… And It Picked Up Our Whole Night 🍿 • Warner Bros. Discovery Access Writers Program • Georgia State University & Techlatino Partner for AI Filmmaking Weekend Intensive in Atlanta. - GALIFF • Georgia’s Economy Soars as Superman Production Contributes More Than $82.7 Million in Direct Spending • Know More About the Georgia Latino Film Alliance • 'Superman' Launches New Chapter for DC With $217 Million Global Box Office Opening • Trilith Foundation is enriching the lives of Creatives through mental support. • Member Highlight: Expect Great Things From Marcelo Lopez from member of Georgia Latino Film Alliance • Inaugural Chicano Hollywood Film Festival to Launch July 17–20 in Pomona — A Cultural Response to Injustice and a Celebration of Chicano Storytelling • Governor Brian Kemp to Honor Georgia Latino Film Alliance with a Special Commendation During Georgia Film Week at the Capitol - GALIFF • Georgia Latino Film Alliance Hosts Legislative Round Table at the Capitol for 2025 GA Film Week - GALIFF • Georgia Latino Film Alliance to Honor Actor and Philanthropist French Stewart with Community Advocate Award During Georgia Film Week - GALIFF • NBC NEWS’ AWARD-WINNING JOURNALIST TOM LLAMAS NAMED THE NEXT ANCHOR OF ‘NBC NIGHTLY NEWS’ TO REPLACE LESTER HOLT. • Hollywood fights to keep its role as the world's film capital • Bad Bunny, Pedro Pascal & Marcello Hernández Shine at SNL 50 … and Make History! - Nuestro Stories • John Ridley Warns How DEI Decline Will Harm Hollywood Diversity Gains – Guest Column • Ramon Rodriguez Discusses Directing ‘Will Trent’, Bringing New Style to the Show, and His Puerto Rican Influence – moviesnewstoday • California's film industry is in crisis. Can it be saved? • Lights, camera, stunts! Atlanta’s action-packed training gym • How to help those affected by fires raging across Los Angeles County • Why Was Jennifer Lopez's Unstoppable Premiere Canceled? • Shadowbox Studios Atlanta Unveil State-of-the-Art Virtual LED Wall in Atlanta, GA • Casting Call: Big Afros, football players & teachers needed this week - NewsBreak • Netflix's 'One Hundred Years of Solitude's Bloody War • Sora is Here: OpenAI Has Finally Unleashed its AI Video Model Into the World • Netflix Star José de la Torre Dies at 37, Months After He Was Reportedly Diagnosed with a 'Serious Illness’ - NewsBreak • Casting Call for Poetic License - Maude Apatow Film • GALIFF Announces 2024 Pepe Serna Awards-Recipients • 13TH ANNUAL GALIFF SPECIAL ALL ACCESS VIP PASS • The lack of Latino representation in film is deeper than negligence. It's intentional exclusion • The Georgia Latino International Film Festival Reveals List of 2024 Winners - GALIFF • Become A Member of GALFA • The Georgia Latino International Film Festival Announces • Showcase Atlanta initiative Appoints GALFA Board Chair as New Executive Director • ‘Alien: Romulus’ Filmmaker Fede Alvarez Teases His Vision For ‘Alien Vs. Predator’ • Meet Trilith Studios CEO Frank Patterson • U.S. film and TV production down 40% from peak TV levels, report says • BREAKING NEWS: Francis Ford Coppola Opens Hotel for Filmmakers and Public in Georgia With On-Site Post-Production Facilities • GALFA Invites you to Gwinnett Scholarship / PA Academy - August 2024 • Meet Norelie Garcia New Board Chair - GALFA/GALIFF • Latino Audiences Are Fueling the 2024 Box Office • Only 7 Spots GALFA and Miami Ad School Invites You to Register for Brand Camp. • 'The Long Game': Netflix Sets Streaming Debut for Jay Hernandez and Dennis Quaid Movie • Six North Georgia Towns Make Travel+Leisure Magazine Best List - NewsBreak • Movie Academy Launches Latin Interview Series Featuring John Leguizamo, Eva Longoria And Edward James Olmos • Harvey Guillén Says Hollywood Needs to Support More Latino Creatives: ‘It’s Like Pulling Teeth to Be Able to Tell a Story That Represents Us’ • Will Atlanta Be The Next City To Host The Iconic Sundance Film Festival? • One Piece: Netflix's Most-Watched Show in Second Half of 2023 • Francis Ford Coppola Slams Studio System After He Self-Financed ‘Megalopolis’: Execs ‘Don’t Make Good Movies … They Pay Their Debt Obligations’ • In Sad Doggie News...Kabosu Dies: Beloved Shiba Inu Who Gained Fame As Doge Meme Was 18 • 'Godfather' Producer Al Ruddy Dies at 94 • A Journey Through Cinema: GALFA's New Series Takes You From Script to Screen • George Clooney, Regina King, and More Sign Open Letter After Participant Shutdown • Here's How to Stream The Green Veil for Free Now • Latino Lead Roles See 'No Significant Increase,' Report Says • The AI Takeover In Cinema: How Movie Studios Use Artificial Intelligence • Hollywood's Tepid Return to Work is Proof that Fear is the Ultimate Job Killer • Georgia Lawmakers Back Away From Capping $1 Billion Film Incentive • 74% of Gen Z and Millennials Prefer Original Content Over Franchises, According to Tubi Poll • Jessica Alba launches production company Lady Spitfire: ‘I am absolutely thrilled’ • Sylvester Stallone’s ‘Tulsa King’ moving production to Atlanta for season 2 • Annenberg Inclusion Initiative Inclusion List • Be Bold, Brave, and Courageous • CEO of Story Mill Entertainment John Mock: 'Capital Expenditure for the Return On Film Is Fantastic' - Georgia Entertainment • Puerto Rican filmmakers are paving their own Hollywood road. • US horror power houses Blumhouse & Atomic Monster confirm merger • Only Funded Films Get Funded...and other Catch 22's • Legendary Puerto Rican Actress Chita Rivera, Broadway Legend From ‘Chicago’ and ‘West Side Story,’ Dies at 91 • CAA Launches Initiative To Increase Opportunites For Latino & Hispanic Clients • TelevisaUnivision CEO Defends Trump Interview Despite Backlash • @UNIVISION SIDING WITH TRUMP IS @UNIVISION THE NEW FOX NEWS...SAY IT ISN'T TRUE • GEORGIA’S FILM INDUSTRY: A BLOCKBUSTER SUCCESS FOR THE STATE. • “It’s a Dead End”: TV Writers Assistants Lose Hope for Post-Strike Career Advancement • Louisiana Production Tax Credit Safe As State Lawmakers Pass Sweeping Reform Bill • The Strike Is Over! SAG-AFTRA & Studios Reach Deal On New Three-Year Contract • Searchlight Distribution Boss Frank Rodriguez Heads To Amazon MGM Studios As General Sales Manager • Hispanics & Latinos Still Invisible In Hollywood, A Trend Across 16 Years, New Study Reveals • New Study Points to Value of Georgia Film Tax Credit by Dave Williams • Lionsgate's new $200 million Georgia Home Preps for Launch • Latino Power List: Celebrating Trailblazers Making Waves in Hollywood • Disney Names Tinisha Agramonte Chief Diversity Officer • The Future of Filmmaking Is Independent — and DePaul’s Indie Studio Leads the Way • Biden Hails SAG-AFTRA Deal to End Strike: 'Collective Bargaining Works' • TelevisaUnivision Reports Record Q3 U.S. Revenue, ViX Streamer Tops 40 Million Monthly Users • Culture Shift: Why Is Hollywood Ignoring the Data When It Comes to Latino Representation? • Eugenio Derbez Talks ‘Radical’ and Latin Representation in Hollywood Ahead of Receiving Variety’s Legends and Groundbreakers Award • 'Blockbusters': A new Doraville film studio already booked $1B in production • Richard Roundtree Dies: ‘Shaft’ Star Was 81 • ScreenCraft Film Fund Competition - ScreenCraft • Latino Film Institute Taps Axel Caballero as CEO, Adds Pete Corona and Ivette Rodriguez as Board Members • After Years of Increased Latin Presence in TV, Film, New Study Finds Representation Is Declining (Exclusive) • Stephen Emery, Producer and Entertainment Executive, Dies at 46 • Culture Shift: A Recent Wave of Biopics Puts Latino Achievement Front and Center • Jose Marquez, CEO of the Georgia Latino Int. Film Festival The Boom - WABE • Tickets for Georgia Latino International Film Festival 2023 • Sept. 21 – 24: Georgia Latino International Film Festival: Celebrate Georgia Filmmakers, Latino Creatives, Hispanic Heritage Month - GALIFF • Pedro Almodóvar: If Hollywood Is ‘So Obsessed’ with Representation, Hire More Minority Writers • Rodney Bullard’s Commitment to Social Change • ‘Barbie’ unseated from top of the US box office by Blue Beetle • Congressman Joaquin Castro Nominates 27 Latino Films for National Film Registry: ‘Frida,’ ‘Maria Full of Grace,’ ‘A Better Life’ and More • GALFA Teams Up with HoPe & Blue Beetle Battalion Offer Comp Tickets to Blue Beetle to 200 Gwinnett & Dekalb Students . • Xolo Maridueña hopes to play Blue Beetle for a long time: 'I want to do 12 more years' • Get to Know Jose Marquez PhD. CEO of Georgia Latino Film Alliance shoutoutatlanta.com • Georgia movie industry hit amid ongoing actors and writers strike • Non-union film workers trying to break into the Atlanta scene are hit hard by strikes • Tony Bennett, one of the most beloved voices in the history of American music, dies at 96 • STATEMENT FROM GALFA FOUNDERS ON SAG-AFTRA AND WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA STRIKE. Eng/Span • Avengers Star Mark Ruffalo Suggests Alternative to Studio System Amid SAG-AFTRA Strike - IGN • Georgia Latino Films Launches Distribution Plans, Empowering the Georgia Film Community | English • Georgia Latino Films lanza planes de distribución, fortaleciendo la comunidad cinematográfica de Georgia | Espanol • Puerto Rican actor and Mission Impossible star Esai Morales talks Latino Representation in Film • SAG expected to strike: Hollywood actors to walk out for the first time in decades • Exclusive: Pantelion Films, 3Pas Studios & Participant Set Release For Eugenio Derbez-Led Film ‘Radical’ • Pedro Pascal and Jenna Ortega Are First Latinos to Land Lead Acting Emmy Noms in Drama, Comedy Series Since 2008 • Manny Coto, Emmy Winning ’24’ and ‘American Horror Story’ Executive Producer, Dies at 62 • The Georgia Latino Film Alliance and Festival (GALFA) Announces Appointment of Carla Berkowitz as New Board Chair. - GALIFF • Executive profile: Meet Jon Gosier brings film and TV funding to Georgia • Watch Translators and Share your story #TranslatorsFilm • Guillermo del Toro: ‘I Don’t Fear Artificial Intelligence. I Fear Natural Stupidity’ • DGA Members Ratify New Film & TV Contract; 87% Vote In Favor • Report finds Georgia has the fastest growing film industry • Atlanta actress launches campaign for SAG-AFTRA presidency • Bad Bunny's Spider-Man Film El Muerto Removed from Calendar • "Why Georgia?" special highlights impact of TV & film industry across Georgia • GALIFF 2023 Invites you to The Power of Writing Your Story on LinkedIn • DGA Reaches Tentative Agree With Studios on New Contract • Hispanic Serving Institution Graduates Named 2023 MPA-EICOP Entertainment Law and Policy Fellows - Motion Picture Association • Edward James Olmos Reveals His Throat Cancer Diagnosis: 'It's a Very Strong Disease' — People • Live Stream from Eva Longoria & Dr. Stacy L Smith, PhD - Women in Motion - Cannes 2023 • FilmHedge at Cannes 2023 Day 4 “Training Day” • YOUTH CINEMA FILM CAMP • Evolution of a Sonero | May 11 - May 28 — Latino Theater Co. at The LATC • GALFA BOARD MEMBER NAJERA JOINS WRITERS STRIKE • Flamin’ Hot Cheetos are tasty and trendy. In Eva Longoria’s new film—her feature directorial debut—they’re also an inspiration. • Eva Longoria Calls Out Hollywood: ‘A White Male Can Direct’ a $200 Million Flop and ‘Get Another One.’ I Can’t. • Hollywood Writers Go on Strike as WGA, Studios Fail to Reach Deal • Ariana DeBose To Voice Disney's First Afro-Latina Princess In 'Wish' • Looking for a Career in the Film Industry? VISIT OUR Career Center • .:: Just Released::.UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report 2023 Film • ‘Ted Lasso’s Cristo Fernández Boards Apple’s ‘Acapulco’ & Disney+’s ‘Alexander 2’ • Amazing Women | Oz Magazine • Facilities Specialist • Warner Bros. Discovery Access • Volunteer Application • Don't Miss the Georgia Entertainment 100 this Wednesday!! • Uta Hagen's 9 Questions - Create the Character Using Questions • 7 Afro-Latinas That Weren’t Mentioned In Your History Books • **WRITERS-WRITERS **Apply Now!! Applications open for NBC TV Writers Program! • Remembering Raquel Welch: Watch Clips From ‘Seinfeld’, Dick Cavett, Duets With Cher & Miss Piggy • It's OFFICIAL Atlanta, Georgia is Best Place to Live and Work according to Moviemaker, 2023 • 'Flamin' Hot' Sneak Peek: Eva Longoria Directs Her First Feature Film • VISIT US ON INSTAGRAM • Georgia Film Credit Grows to Record $1.3 Billion • Sizzle Real 2020 • Congressman Tony Cardenas Speaks at GALIFF • GALIFF2022 Tickets Now Available