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Visiting filmmakers (left to right) Nicole Triche of Elon University, Dan Mirvish co-founder of Slamdance, and Betsy Kalin of the University of Central Florida, network at Valdosta’s Downtown Social.
The inaugural winners of the Best High School and College films are joined by visiting filmmakers Jojta Bessem and Dan Kelly.
Bennett Atkins of Birmingham, AL won for his high school film ONE LAST THING TO FIX, and Valdosta State students (from left to right) Bryce Whitford, Akerius Dixon, Ryan Adams, and Shawna Lucas won for their film PEANUTS FOR BRETT.
Filmmaker Kathryne Garrido receiving the award for the 2019 Best in Fest, alongside actor Sonny Shroyer, Audrey King representing Georgia Power, and Festival Director Jason Brown.
Niki Sappington and Kathy Oxford of Barnesville showcasing the impact of film on their community.
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Filmmakers and local film goers celebrate together.
“Portrait of a Woman at Dawn” Director Cullen Douglas and his daughter Rachel, celebrating the award for Best Short Film at the 2020 South Georgia Film Festival.
Attendees await the announcement of the 2023 SGFF award winners.
Lagueria Davis poses with the set of her documentary Black Barbie, which held an “in-progress” screening at the 2020 South Georgia Film Festival.
Varieties of movies and visiting filmmakers all weekend March 7-9
Regional filmmakers gather to choose the 2018 award winners
Celebrating the 2024 Best of Fest award for GUACAMOLE YESTERDAY, SGFF student president Genesis Greenlee, cinematographer Trisha Solyn, producer Michelle Moreland, and Festival director Jason Brown.
