Color Arc Productions presents an evening of live storytelling & screening inspired by the theme "comfort food”. Featured storytellers include a Netflix dating show celebrity, a millennial comedian/filmmaker, a celebrated Austin playwright, a journalist turned mosaic artist, a writer & tarot card reader, a retired Navy Chief, and an 82-year old Vietnamese American grandmother. 

FREE LIVE STREAMING EVENT

This is an opportunity for students & members to directly engage with each other and learn more about our multi-talented diverse community. MMAC will also have a first look into information about our Digital Media Residency Program launching in late SPRING 2020!
Free & open to any current Austin School of Film student or Austin Cinemaker Space member.

Join us for a free screening of doc shorts created in Austin School of Film's 10-week intensive Documentary Filmmaking production course— led by scholar, educator, and award-winning Documentary Filmmaker, Tania Romero!

A space for diverse artists to experiment, take chances in a safe space, & support each other.
Come join our community of diverse artists in this bimonthly works-in-progress event. Contact us to sign up for a slot for you or your group; artists of color are especially welcome!
Featuring works in progress by Lucky Chaos company members, & other artists.

ATX Stage Diversity’s mission is to advocate for and spark collaborations between POC stage performers, performance venues and community allies, with the aim of increasing diversity both on stage and within audiences.

FREE SPECIAL EVENT: Documentary Discussion & New Trailer release party for the feature length documentary film "You are Me & I am You" (currently in production) about indigenous partera (midwife) and yachak (shaman) Carmen Cumba (also known as "Mama Carmen") in Cotacachi, Ecuador who, despite many hardships and obstacles, is working to improve people’s lives and influence western medicine through her practice of pakarina and the use of medicinal plants to heal people.

Join us for a free screening of doc shorts created in Austin School of Film's 10-week intensive Documentary Filmmaking production course— led by scholar, educator, and award-winning Documentary Filmmaker, Tania Romero!

Charlene is caught up in a past relationship with inability to cope with her emotional attachment to Chris. Three visitors arrive revealing different perspectives to her current dilemma to influence her next action.

A Short Film directed by J.D. Denham; starring Sheilava, Alex Gabelli, Madeleine Robb, Juliet Robb, and Marissa Nicole.

LET’S. DO. THIS 〰️ We’ll kick off the night with a special keynote by a very special #Texan woman filmmaker, Chelsea Hernandez. We’ll be hearing from our 2019 JUDGES and screening 20 short films made by Texan women. Cappin’ off the night with awarding Best Narrative, Best Documentary, Best Animation, Best Experimental, and Fan Favorite of the 2019 fest.

TRANSFORM FILM FEST is the first & only film festival exclusively for Texas women. Join us as we kick off the fest with a night of drinks, bites, a panel featuring three badass women from the film community, & SO MUCH more! All humans welcome to attend!

An inspirational evening of storytelling, knowledge sharing, and awakening, One Million Elephants is an inaugural event highlighting local justice-based Arts initiatives.

A space for diverse artists to experiment, take chances in a safe space, and support each other. Come join our community of diverse artists in this bimonthly works-in-progress event. Contact us to sign up for a slot for you or your group; artists of color are especially welcome!

In 1979, the fatal shooting of a white crabber in a Texas fishing village ignites a maelstrom of hostilities against Vietnamese refugees along the Gulf Coast.