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The Atlanta Sci-fi Film Festival is Free with Registration and will be held in Peachtree Corners Town Center! CMX CineBistro in the heart of Town Center is located at 5180 Town Center Boulevard Peachtree Corners, GA 30092
While enjoying the festival's captivating lineup in CMX CineBistro and live entertainment on the Town Green’s outdoor stage, attendees can explore Peachtree Corners Town Center, the city’s downtown area with more than 15 restaurants, a variety of shops.
Opening Night Party
CMX CineBistro Bar
Opening Night Film
The Space Race .
This Year's Finalists
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48 Hour Sci-Tech Film Challenge Finalists
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2021 Encore of Winners and Finalists
PANEL DISCUSSIONS:
The World of Movie Poster Design
Three of the most talented art directors who currently work for the top agencies in keyart for movies and series will lead an in-depth discussion on movie poster design.
A.I. - A Tool for Us, Not Instead of Us!
An interesting and necessary discussion on the impact A.I. is currently having on, not just the film industry but the entire arts and entertainment industry.
Soon we'll be accepting short sci-fi films for our annual festival competition and our newly added 48-hour Sci-Tech Film Challenge. Read more below.
We accept Sci-Fi Film Festival entries on FilmFreeway; The world's #1 way to enter film festivals and screenplay contests. All rules and information can be found on our FilmFreeway page.
Meet our general film competition judges!
Grzegorz (Greg)Jonkajtys is the Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Trioscope Studios. He is a film director, known for The Liberator (2020),) and Ark (2007). Acclaimed animator, VFX artist and director. Formerly at LucasFilm/ILM working on Star Wars, Avengers, Sin City, Pan's Labyrinth among many others.
Born and raised on a slew of old-school classics like The Thing, Aliens, Total Recall, Risky Business, Animal House and Back to School, it’s safe to say Marc saw far too many PG-13 and R-Rated films before the age of 10. One good thing did come of it all: it made him an avid film fan for life. Marc pursued a degree and career in Interior Design and Architecture, but his passion has always and will always be cinema. It eventually motivated him to found GoSeeTalk in 2009 - a site devoted to spoiler-free movie reviews and long-form interviews with filmmakers, actors, and musicians in the industry.
He’s also contributed to outlets such as TheFilmStage and The Hollywood Reporter and is a huge collector of soundtracks on vinyl.
Candid discussions with industry panels. Read more about this years panelists: Industry Panels
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