To conclude BAMMS 2022, it is time for the filmmaking community to come back together after this rough pandemic period and celebrate our great community and refocus on making amazing films. Hosted by George Rush.

This session will review highlights from a Re-Present Media study that looks at the relationship between emerging BIPOC filmmakers, personal storytelling, and the dynamics of white supremacy culture in the industry.

This workshop is for lovers of the art of non-fiction who want to learn about how to strengthen their process, support directors taking risks, and learn to build hybrid cinematic visions.

Join us for some morning networking and fuel before the final round of BAMMS 2022 sessions.

This workshop will help filmmakers and funders embed concepts of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging across our making practices.

This panel explores how diversity and inclusion in the edit room is vital to your participants/characters, your story, and your project as a whole.

We will be exploring sound effects in one area of the room while enhancing narrative through sound design and psychoacoustics on the other side of the room.

Join us for the opportunity to meet with local film festivals, grant giving organizations, and industry professionals in a casual environment over lunch.

Join the hosts of the popular filmmaking podcast Making Movies is HARD!!! for a discussion with award-winning local filmmaker Marc Smolowitz about the nitty gritty of making your first feature

What makes your filmmaker story compelling and memorable? Hone your story in the company of local peers and guest moderators. Includes happy hour refreshments.

Presented by the Collective of Documentary Women Cinematographers, this session is about hiring and working with women and nonbinary documentary cinematographers in the Bay.