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Film maker Chat & Coffee

Film maker Chat & Coffee

Sat, Nov 14, 6:00 PM
From Berkeley Filmmaker Hang out
4.8

This is one of our General Meetings, which means we will be sitting around chatting drinking coffee (or whatever)! * Please bring: a great attitude and a desire to get involved in making movies! * the cafe does sell food and beverages If you have something to show or materials to review, feel free to bring that.

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Film maker Chat & Coffee

Film maker Chat & Coffee

Sat, Dec 12, 6:00 PM
From Berkeley Filmmaker Hang out
4.8

This is one of our General Meetings, which means we will be sitting around chatting drinking coffee (or whatever)! * Please bring: a great attitude and a desire to get involved in making movies! * the cafe does sell food and beverages If you have something to show or materials to review, feel free to bring that.

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The American Indian Film Festival

Sat, Nov 7, 5:00 PM
From Women of Color Film Society (Beta, PRIVATE GROUP)
1 attendee
ATA Open Screening - Short Film Festival

ATA Open Screening - Short Film Festival

Fri, Nov 6, 3:30 AM
From California Camera Club - Cinema Division
4.8

[https://www.atasite.org/engage/openscreening/](https://www.atasite.org/engage/openscreening/) Open Screening ATA’s Open Screening is the only monthly open submissions screening in the Bay Area. The first Thursday of every month we have an Open Screening. An Open Screening is where we invite local filmmakers to show their short subject films (under 15 mins.). It is a free event and you can either screen a film or just be a member of the audience. Either way it is FREE. Please let us know if you would like to screen something. We love films and would love to see yours. Artists’ Television Access is a San Francisco-based, artist-run, non-profit organization that cultivates and promotes culturally-aware, underground media and experimental art. We provide an accessible screening venue and gallery for the presentation of programmed and guest-curated screenings, exhibitions, performances, workshops and events. We believe in fostering a supportive community for the exhibition of innovative art and the exchange of non-conformist ideas. 992 Valencia Street \| San Francisco\, CA 94110 Submissions: To submit a digital file, email us at openscreening@atasite.org. 1 week advance submissions strongly recommended. If not, just walk in before the show. Maximum length: 15 min. We are equipped to show digital files, DVD, miniDV/DV-cam, VHS, beta, 8mm and 16mm. For 8mm and 16mm films, please give us advance notice. Show at 8:00 pm, doors open at 7:30. More Info: contact openscreening@atasite.org

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BASH- Bay Area & Sacramento Short Film Festival 2026- Part 1 S2- PLUS

BASH- Bay Area & Sacramento Short Film Festival 2026- Part 1 S2- PLUS

Sat, Nov 21, 7:00 PM
From Bay Area & Sacramento Movie Makers / Filmmakers, Actors etc
4.4

Bay Area and Sac Short Films Festival, PLUS- Challenge Filmmakers, Actors, and Writers Compete!!!.. with NETWORKING! THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT- Get Tickets WELL IN ADVANCE! For More Info or GET TICKETS TODAY[ ](https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/bash-bay-area-and-sacramento-short-film-festival--2026)[CLICK HERE](https://www.mmtb.org/festival) SEE OUR ANNUAL CALENDAR FOR ALL OUR EVENTS THIS YEAR [event.mmtb.org](http://event.mmtb.org)

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Fall Yosemite Class -Michael Seewald's A-to-Z, 3 day- only $995

Fall Yosemite Class -Michael Seewald's A-to-Z, 3 day- only $995

Fri, Nov 6, 5:00 PM
From San Francisco, Napa, Yosemite & Bay Area Photography Classes

"The class greatly advanced my photographic skills. I feel much more comfortable using my camera from a technical aspect. I now understand what the camera settings mean, and how to tweak them for optimal photo quality. As important, maybe more so, I now know how to compose a photo for a more beautiful photo, one that others will find interesting enough that they'll more than just glance at. Considering the above, my investment in travel and cost of equipment, the class was a good value. I feel that I am now able to turn mediocre snap shots into memorable works of art." Frank Weber, San Diego three day class of 10.7.2016 "'Becoming a Master Photography Workshops' presents: Michael Seewald's 3 day Yosemite Photography Class, 'A-Z all about photography, both compositional and technical' $200 reserves your space. Balance due 14 days prior. Seewald's workshops...the difference over others? You aren't just driven around to pretty sites, which you could do on your own, you are taught how to see, think and create, like a master, from a master. That way, when you get to pretty places on your own, you'll be able to make exciting, award winning art with the concepts you've now practiced and learned. http://www.seewald.com/images/PhotoClass/students_work/Yosemite/ValleyFromTunnel_GROUP_photo_class_258.jpg Copyright Michael Seewald 2014, all rights reserved BONUS CLASS All participants that take the three classwill receive a signed Michael Seewaldoriginal photograph of choice, 11x14 in size, valued up to $1,000! WOW! That's right, BUT if you need to you can take just the first two days, for $795, the Friday and Saturday. BUT most take all three and get the extra learning/practice with a master PLUS get the bonus Seewald original photo too. *** "...I enjoyed another great outdoor experience with Michael, rain and snow and sunshine. What a wonderful opportunity to study with a master of the light in so many different light conditions. I will be back again for another class." Vicki Dobbs, Clovis, California, Yosemite class of March 10-22, '09 *** "Michael, My recent outdoor show in Santee, Ca. was a great success. ... I can't tell you the number of times people have looked at different pieces of my artwork and said "Wow!" It is exactly what you said would happen from the application of your principles. I am really jazzed about (the multi-day class) Carmel, I have my room and plane tickets already taken care of....Looking forward to seeing / learning from you again soon. " Dan McGeorge, Santee, Calif.. (Now a photo-artist with his own gallery in Coronado, CA.) *** Cancellation/refund policy: All classes outside San Diego county- cancellation policy as of 11.1.'11. 60 or more days before class, a certificate good for a future class will be issued (good for one year). With less than 60 days before class: No refund nor certificate will be issued. *** All the particulars here: http://www.seewald.com/San_diego_digital_photography_workshops_and_courses.htm

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup provides a platform for filmmakers to join local groups in San Francisco, exchange ideas, and collaborate on projects. Members can attend workshops, screenings, and meet like-minded individuals.

You can search film making events through Meetup's platform by selecting San Francisco as your location and filtering by interest in arts and culture or film. This way, you'll discover various gatherings and workshops happening in the city.

Yes, you can join as many film making groups as you like on Meetup. Engaging with various groups allows you to expand your network and find different opportunities across San Francisco.

Some film making events on Meetup are free, while others may charge a fee. It depends on the organizers, so check individual event listings for any costs involved.

Yes, you'll need to create a Meetup account to join groups, RSVP to events, and connect with other members. It's free and easy to join.

Film making Meetups can include workshops, screenings, networking events, or collaborative film projects. Events vary, providing opportunities to learn new skills and meet other film enthusiasts.

To RSVP, log into your Meetup account, navigate to the event you want to attend in San Francisco, and select the 'RSVP' option. This lets organizers know to expect you.

Group availability may vary by neighborhood, as it depends on local interest. Explore different areas on Meetup to find the right film making community for you.

Yes, Meetup allows you to create and organize your own film making events. You can start a new group or host a one-time event to attract local filmmakers in San Francisco.

Meetup facilitates opportunities for connections, but actual results depend on your participation and engagement with the community. Attending events and getting involved can help build relationships.

Typically, attendees are expected to bring their own equipment, but details vary per event. Check with the organizers in advance!

Yes, many groups in San Francisco host networking events, providing a platform for filmmakers to connect, share ideas, and potentially collaborate on future projects.

If existing groups don't match your film-making interests, consider starting your own Meetup group to attract similar enthusiasts. This can help you create a new hub within the community.

Event attendance can vary, influenced by timing, location, and interest. Checking event details and interacting with hosts beforehand can provide better insight.

Meetup focuses on group activities rather than individual matchmaking. However, events offer opportunities to meet filmmakers and engage in conversations.