The Filmmakers of Jolu Productions, including Producer/Director Luisa Dantas (Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price) explore a myriad of hot-button national issues, such as affordable housing, immigration, economic displacement, and disaster recovery in their multi-platform documentary film Land of Opportunity.… read more
The mission of 3 Ring Circus Arts Education Center, a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization, is to provide arts education and community development through the arts. Visual arts, film, theater, music, and other forms of creativity are featured at the Education Center's homebase, The Big Top. 3 Ring Circus strives to inspire… More >
The mission of the Alliance Franaise is to increase understanding of the French language, literature, history and culture among people in the United States and to encourage cultural exchange, and mutual understanding and friendship. The Alliance Franaise de La Nouvelle-Orlans offers a variety of cultural, culinary and social events including… More >
CONNECT. COLLABORATE. CHANGE. Artfully AWARE (AfA) is an international not for profit organization that connects communities, collaborates with local partners and generates positive change in peoples lives through advocacy events and innovative community development projects. Our philosophy is to inspire each one of us to recognize our power as an… More >
The Charitable Film Network (CFN) is a diverse community of media makers, dedicated to connecting and collaborating with local nonprofits, activists, and artists on noteworthy grassroots programs that contribute to the community–at–large. More >
Cottage Films is a New Orleans based independent documentary production company. From music videos and industrials to feature length films, Cottage Films can assist in all areas of non-fiction production from producing, shooting, editing and consulting. Current Project Miller’s Tale // Documentary Miller's Tale is a documentary about playwright and… More >
Deltree is a New Orleans-based film & digital production studio. They produce content & create experiences to actualize vision & impel to action. Equal parts artist & entrepreneur, they create light & sound to open eyes & break through. To Move You... Deltree is a full-service HD/Film production & post-production… More >
Gris Gris Lab is an international healing/arts space and movement. Gris Gris Lab aims to redefine the archetype of healthy living by building an intentional, multi-generational community of people organized around inherent incentives such as healing, art, food & social events. More >
The Filmmakers of Jolu Productions, including Producer/Director Luisa Dantas (Wal-Mart The High Cost of Low Price) explore a myriad of hot-button national issues, such as affordable housing, immigration, economic displacement, and disaster recovery in their multi-platform documentary film Land of Opportunity. A character-driven style documentary, the film interweaves the stories… More >
Founded in 1971, the LEH has a proven history of supporting and encouraging excellence in humanities centered programming. Designed to minister to the state's educational needs and be responsive to its unique identity and character, the LEH hosts a wide array of humanities programs in addition to the regranting of… More >
Mondo Bizarro has been creating daring, multidisciplinary art and fostering creative partnerships in local, national and international communities for over six years. Their work is intentionally enterprising, ranging from physical theater to large-scale community festivals; from social media to site-specific productions. Mondo Bizarro believes that every community has a unique… More >
The New Orleans Actors Resource Center is a non-profit, membership-based organization comprised of four programs developed for the advancement, exposure and ongoing education of actors in the New Orleans Metropolitan area The Actors' Co-Op, The Workshop Series, an Actors Library and Acting Classes. Programs The Actors’ Co-Op supports actors by… More >
The New Orleans Film Society is a non-profit cultural organization dedicated to providing all audiences access to a diversity of local, national and international film and video. Founded in 1989, NOFS presents year-round film programming including the annual New Orleans Film Festival in October, a French Film Festival each July,… More >
New Orleans boasts the most diverse portfolio of film and television work in the state of Louisiana, catering to the largest of studio features, the smallest of independent projects and also to a wide range of television and commercial productions. Since the implementation of Lousiana's innovative entertainment incentives in 2002,… More >
New Orleans Video Access Center’s (NOVAC) mission is to foster the creation and appreciation of film and video for a public of diverse ages, income levels and backgrounds. NOVAC accomplishes this mission through education, workforce development, community outreach, independent productions, and special events. On July 13, 1972 NOVAC was established… More >
The Newcomb Art Department is devoted to the study and production of visual art within the context of Tulane University's strong tradition in the liberal arts. It fosters an environment of independent and collective exploration that promotes original thought, creative inquiry, and visual literacy. The department enriches the university and… More >
New Orleans independent pod casters, bloggers, and web series producers More >
Founded by New Orleans artists and activists, Patois Film Festival is dedicated to nurturing the city’s human rights community, supporting the work of local organizers and organizations involved in these struggles, and providing a forum for artistic expression of local and international issues. They host a wide variety of films,… More >
Press Street is a New Orleans-based 501c3 literary and visual arts collective formed in 2005 to promote art and literature in the community by facilitating relationships between regional artists, non-profit organizations, and small businesses through events, publications and arts education. Press Street programming involves the visual arts and literary endeavors… More >
Reyo-San Pictures is an award-winning film company located in New Orleans and dedicated to high quality productions on a zero budget. More >
The College of Music and Fine Arts at Loyola University serves as the preeminent center of fine and performing arts study among all Jesuit colleges and universities throughout the United States offering professional and liberal arts programs within a rigorous academic environment. Students are prepared for fine and performing arts… More >
The Elektrik Zoo is a creative partnership. Founded in London by Patrick and Daneeta Loretta Jackson and currently located in New Orleans, the partnership has worked in Europe, Asia, Africa and North America. Our work includes films, experimental music videos, projections, writings, and photographs. The Elektrik Zoo celebrates its 11th… More >
The Porch is a cultural organization committed to the Seventh Ward area. We seek to promote and sustain the cultures of the neighborhood, city, and region and to foster exchange between cultural groups. the Porch is a place where all can come to do and share their culture, and to… More >
Timecode NOLA's mission is to provide Louisiana filmmakers and animators an opportunity to have their work shown to a large regional television audience while also highlighting and promoting independent filmmakers and those supporting independent cinema in the Gulf South. Timecode NOLA disseminates information on regional filmmaking activities, the challenges that… More >
TungstenMonkey is a full-service production company committed to creating innovative Documentary and Feature Films, focusing on social and cultural issues affecting our community, locally and globally, while maintaining the highest level of integrity from inception to distribution. The Team Bryan Bailey / Producer William Sabourin / Director Kristian P. Hansen… More >
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Arts Council Of New Orleans
935 Gravier Street, Suite 850
New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 523-1465
