Latinx and Chicanx Film and Television

The Chicano International Film Festival (ChIFF) is the longest running film festival in Los Angeles, with film submissions from around the world. Dedicated to the advancement of America's largest bi-culture, ChIFF provides lifestyle expression and art through film.

The Latino Arts Network (LAN) is an alliance of individuals and organizations dedicated to strengthening and promoting California’s Latino Arts.

The Latino Film Institute (LFI) showcases, strengthens, and celebrates the richness of Latino lives by providing a pipeline, platform, and launching pad from our community into the entertainment industry. LFI houses three signature programs: The Youth Cinema Project (YCP), the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF), and LatinX in Animation (LXiA).

Latino Film Market (LFM) focuses on creating, showcasing and promoting Latino content and upcoming filmmakers who do not have movie distribution.

The Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF) is a premiere international event dedicated to showcasing the entirety of human experience from the Latino perspective, whether through film, television, digital, music, art, or any other vehicle, regardless of platform.

Since 1989, the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures has delivered programs that stabilize and revitalize the US Latino arts and cultural sector via funding, leadership training, convenings, research, and advocacy.

The National Association of Latino Independent Producers seeks to change media culture by advocating and promoting the professional needs of Latinx artists in media. NALIP seeks to change media culture by advocating and promoting the professional needs of Latine artists in media.

NHMC is a woman-led non-profit civil and human rights organization that was founded to eliminate hate, discrimination, and racism toward the Latino communities. They educate and increase Latinx visibility from their policy work in Washington D.C. to media advocacy work in Hollywood, where they collaborate, create, and connect Latinx talent with the entertainment industry.

TFT is a nonprofit organization that brings together Latino filmmakers for a unique immersive experience aiming to connect them with opportunities to advance their careers and to join a selective creative community of like-minded individuals for a life-long learning experience.

The Xicano Independent Filmmakers Festival (the XicanIndie Film Fest) is an annual four-day festival that highlights the artistry and experiences of the Latinx community. The XIFF focuses on local Chicano film, screens Latino World Cinema, independent film that comes throughout the Latinx diaspora and works in collaboration with the Mexican Consulate to screen films from the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema (Epoca de Oro) and also presents the work of contemporary Mexican filmmakers.