Since its launch in 2012, the PBS Online Film Festival has featured diverse films member stations, producers and public media partners. Viewers can watch, vote and share their favorites. This year's festival includes collaborations with a wide variety of public television producers. The PBS Online Film Festival has attracted more than 4 million video streams over the first five years. Official Website

The Robert Flaherty Film Seminar is the longest continuously running film event in North America. Named after Robert Flaherty (Nanook of the North, Man of Aran, Louisiana Story) who is considered by many to be the father of documentary film, The Seminar began in 1955 when Flaherty’s widow, Frances, convened a group of filmmakers, critics, curators, musicians, and other film enthusiasts at the Flaherty farm in Vermont. For more than fifty years the Flaherty Seminar has been firmly established as a one-of-a-kind institution that seeks to encourage filmmakers and other artists to explore the potential of the moving image.  Kreitzer was selected as a 2018 LEF Foundation/Flaherty Fellow.  Official Website

Vermont PBS celebrates 50 years of educating Vermonters and building stronger communities. As a more-than-statewide broadcaster, reaching all of Vermont, upstate New York, western New Hampshire and the Montreal Metro region, we are committed to connecting the citizens in our region to each other through shared stories and experiences. Kreitzer’s Black Canaries is featured on PBS’ Made Here, a platform for local filmmakers to share their stories with a statewide audience via broadcast, and the rest of the world via Vermont PBS online streaming platforms. Official Website

Since 2006 Directors Notes has scoured the globe for the very best that independent cinema has to offer, whilst sharing the inspiration and production stories behind the filmmaking of some of the world’s most talented directors. Eclectic in its tastes, Directors Notes is where you can find the most cutting edge films regardless of genre, length or technique. With the role of filmmaker more prevalent now than at any other point in history, Directors Notes remains dedicated to revealing the What, How and Why of the greatest independent cinema being made today. Official Website

Film Shortage is an online short film cinema featuring acclaimed new shorts every day along with fresh new trailers and filmmaking tips.  Black Canaries was selected as Film Shortage's Weekly Feature Short on May 5, 2018.  Official Website

Founded in 2008, Film Fest Petaluma is an annual showcase of the best new short films from around the world with filmmakers in conversation. Located in the heart of wine country, just 30 miles north of Golden Gate Bridge, Petaluma has one of the most well preserved historic city centers in all of California. Official Website

The Crossroads Film Society celebrates the art of filmmaking in all of its diversity and depth. The Crossroads Film Society facilitates and promotes a broader spectrum of film and video for the community, presents and honors films and videos related to Mississippi and the South, and provides educational opportunities and facilitates general discussions for film lovers and aspiring filmmakers. Official Website

Home to the University of Mississippi, past haunts of William Faulkner, Larry Brown, Barry Hannah and John Grisham, current home of Ace Atkins, Jack Pendarvis, and listed as one of John Vilani's "100 best small arts towns in America", Oxford offers a unique blend of literary and artistic appreciation within the setting of a vibrant college town.  In it's 4th year of being named a Top 50 Film Festival worth the entry fee from MovieMaker magazine, the 15th Oxford Film Festival is a five-day event celebrating the art of independent film. Official Website