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- American Film Institute
The American Film Institute (AFI) is a nonprofit organization with a mandate to champion the moving image as an art form Established in 1967, AFI launched the first comprehensive history of American film and sparked the movement for film preservation in the United States
- AFI’S 100 YEARS…100 MOVIES — 10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION
AFI is a 501c3 non-profit advancing the art of the moving image by empowering storytellers and inspiring audiences
- About AFI | American Film Institute
Established in 1967, AFI launched the first comprehensive history of American film and sparked the movement for film preservation in the United States In 1969, AFI opened the doors of the AFI Conservatory, a graduate-level program to train narrative filmmakers
- AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center
AFI champions progress in visual storytelling to empower storytellers, inspire story lovers and further the limitless power of the moving image AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center
- AFI CONSERVATORY - Film School in Los Angeles CA, Best Film School . . .
At the AFI Conservatory we believe in filmmaking first Filmmakers come to AFI because they are guaranteed to make movies, and to master not only the tools, but also the art of storytelling
- AFI AWARDS 2025 HONOREES ANNOUNCED | American Film Institute
Established in 1967, AFI launched the first comprehensive history of American film and sparked the movement for film preservation in the United States In 1969, AFI opened the doors of the AFI Conservatory, a graduate-level program to train narrative filmmakers
- AFI AWARDS 2025 - American Film Institute
AFI AWARDS 2001 The American Film Institute (AFI) launched a new chapter in the esteemed organization's national mandate when it presented its first annual AFI Awards at the historic Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, California
- HISTORY OF AFI
AFI began, in 1968, recording the first 100 years of American film with the AFI Catalog of Feature Films — the first-ever scholarly listing of films, with vetted information about the existence, availability and sources of films already produced, spanning the entirety of the art form since 1893
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