PB Film

TMRW SPORTS TO BRING VENUE TO PALM BEACH THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WITH PALM BEACH STATE COLLEGE

2023 SUPERCAR WEEK PALM BEACH DETAILS

Determined to make Palm Beach County and the State of Florida the premier destination for auto enthusiasts around the world every January, the producers and their sponsors present the 13th Annual SUPERCAR WEEK in January 2023. The largest South Florida event of its kind, the SuperCar Week Sunday Grand Finale event on the new Downtown, West Palm Beach, Flagler Drive Waterfront, is a one mile exhibition of the latest, greatest and most significant automobiles in the world. Starting at the Downtown Clematis Street Fountains and Centennial Square on Flagler Drive, from Banyan Street to Lakeview Avenue, the nine days of Supercar Week's public and private VIP events held throughout Palm Beach County public and VIP auto enthusiasts events culminate in this grand event that is both Free to the Pubic as a fun filled family event and an exclusive VIP experience.

Faith-Based Film Conference Brings Investing, Distribution Opportunities To Orlando

Filmmakers, investors, distributors, streaming networks and crew are converging on Orlando November 16-19 for the ICVM Storytellers Conference.

Student Showcase Of Films Call For Entries

PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL (October 17, 2022) – Submissions are now being accepted for The 28^th Annual Palm Beaches Student Showcase of Films (SSOF). The competition is free and open to aspiring filmmakers, writers, graphic designers, and digital media artists who are currently enrolled in any high school or college in the state of Florida. The SSOF remains an enduring educational and artistic opportunity for Florida students.

PBC Film And Television Commission Names New Commissioner

PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL (October 3, 2022) The curtain opens on an exciting new era at the Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission.

The Board of Directors named Deputy Commissioner Michelle Hillery as the next Film Commissioner.  She takes over for Commissioner Chuck Elderd who is retiring after more than 34 years.  Elderd will work as a consultant to the Board for the next year. Elderd affirmed his support for Michelle’s new role, noting that she is “profoundly talented in so many ways that qualify her to become the next Film Commissioner.  I am confident that Michelle will surpass everyone’s expectations.”