>## [](#icon-star)**About**
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> This sub exists to help Atlantans and Georgians network within the film industry. Share things you've learned, stuff you've made or hope to make, and anything else related to filmmaking in Atlanta and Georgia at large. Promoting yourself is okay so long as you don't overdo it and are nice about it. Please keep this place positive and promote it with your filmmaking friends, so we can get more activity here to allow this community to thrive.

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> ## [](#icon-help)**Related Subreddits**
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> /r/wearethefilmmakers [Archived]
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> /r/filmmakers
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> /r/cinematography
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> /r/screenwriting
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> /r/Atlanta 
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> /r/Georgia 
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>r/FilmmakersAtlanta

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> ## [](#icon-note)**Gigs**
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> [Craigslist crew gigs](http://atlanta.craigslist.org/cwg/)
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> [Production Hub](http://www.productionhub.com/jobs/)

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> ## [](#icon-lightbulb)**Helpful Links**
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> [Film IQ](http://filmmakeriq.com/)
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> [202 DIY Filmmaking tutorials](http://filmmakeriq.com/2008/07/202-diy-filmmaking-tutorials/)
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> [Get connected](http://www.facebook.com/pages/Get-Connected/150061968382511?sk=app_190435500990432)
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> [Hurlblog](http://www.hurlbutvisuals.com/blog/)
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> [Atlanta film festival](http://www.atlantafilmfestival.com/)
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> [Atlanta Underground Film Festival ](http://www.auff.org/home.html)
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> [Georgia Production Partnership ](http://www.georgiaproduction.org/)
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> [Blood, sweat, and Tedium](http://hollywoodjuicer.blogspot.com/)

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A place for filmmakers in Atlanta and Georgia in general to network and discuss filmmaking.

r/AtlFilmmakers