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From the Blog: Accessibility in Film Festivals: What We’re Seeing

Accessibility in Film Festivals: What We’re Seeing

There’s no doubt that we are seeing more and more disabled voices in change-making power for the film industry. With this, we are also seeing an upward tick in festivals and filmmakers taking their disabled audiences into account. Despite these efforts, much of the industry is still falling behind. According to The Accessibility Impact Scorecard...

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Members in the News: Ray Chairs Alexandria Film Festival

Ray Chairs Alexandria Film Festival

The Alexandria Film Festival, now in its 19th year, has named Jill Ray as its chair. A documentary filmmaker and veteran communications strategist, Ray served the past three years as festival vice chair and had several of her own documentary films in past festivals. “I’m excited to continue building on the tremendous success of the Alexandria Film Festival,...

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