On April 29, 2025, the Atlanta Film Festival’s Creative Conference hosted a pivotal panel discussion titled “The Golden Pages: Connecting and Supporting The Community.” This event spotlighted The Golden Pages, a Georgia-based organization committed to fostering a vibrant community for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) creatives.
Event link: https://atlff25.eventive.org/schedule/67df14198760bcdc0f072289
Moderated by filmmaker and co-founder Jeremy Thao, the panel featured industry professionals including Jodi Tovay, Tanya Martineau, Van Dinh, and co-founder Maythavee Tjhang. The discussion focused on building inclusive creative spaces and emphasized the importance of representation in the arts.
Event listing: https://creativeloafing.com/event-596385-atlanta-film-festival-2025-day-6—the-gold-04-29-2025-11-30
The Golden Pages acts as a comprehensive directory and networking platform, aiming to bridge gaps and create opportunities for AANHPI artists in Georgia. Through events like networking meet-ups and creative workshops, the organization empowers Georgia-based AANHPI filmmakers, musicians, visual artists, and related organizations, helping them thrive both individually and collectively.
More info: https://thegoldenpagesga.com/about/
This panel was part of ATLFF’s broader commitment to diversity and inclusion, aligning with its tradition of showcasing a wide array of voices and stories. The festival continues to be a platform where underrepresented communities can share their narratives and connect with wider audiences.
For more information on The Golden Pages and their initiatives, visit: https://thegoldenpagesga.com/
