- Building Consensus
- Building Facilities
- Building Crew Base
- Building a Network
- Building Bridges
"Many feature film and television productions turn to Atlanta to fulfill their production needs," said AFCI Executive Director, Kevin Clark on why the organization chose this year's conference location. "Many Marvel films are shot there, the studio production facilities are extremely successful in the market, and the city and State of Georgia has turned into an incredible hub in the last several years."
About Cineposium: Cineposium is AFCI's marquee annual event designed exclusively for film commissioners and provides an opportunity for directed education and training in addition to face-to-face access to industry leaders.
About AFCI
Founded in 1975, AFCI is comprised of more than 300 film commissions in 45 countries on six continents; it is the leading resource on the planet for location shooting. AFCI Members are devoted to providing infrastructure and incentive support resources to the film and television industry that attribute to billions of dollars annually across the globe. – AFCI.org
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