Out On Film, Atlanta's LGBT film festival is one of the largest LGBT film festivals in the country, as well as one of the largest film festivals in Atlanta, Out On Film was recently named Atlanta's Best LGBT event by the readers of Georgia Voice. The recipient of a 2014 grant form the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for its popular visiting filmmaker series, Out On Film has also received grants from Georgia Council for the Arts and the Fulton County Arts Council. Each year Out On Film screens close to a 100 films and brings in a variety of specials guests.to make the filmmaking experience a communal community event. http://outonfilm.org
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