Nashville Film Festival
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161 Rains Avenue
Nashville, TN 37203
Organization Details

Board Chair


Board Chair Mr. Randall Foster
Company Affiliation Symphonic
Term April 2023 to April 2024
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Board of Directors

Board Members
Name Affiliation Status
Christopher Barkley Bonsai Creative Voting
Nick Barnes United Talent Agency Voting
Ms. Julia Bonner Pierce Relations Voting
Ms. Jessica Driver Ingram Content Group Voting
Mrs. Kelly Elrod Oak Lane Law Voting
Mr. Randall Foster Symphonic distribution Voting
Ms. Tracy Gershon Red Light Mgmt Voting
Mr. David Haspel Haspel Communications Voting
Mr. Jason Leiss FBMM Voting
Mr. William Lowery APA Agency Voting
Mr. Bob Raines Tennessee Film Commission Voting
Shanna Straussberg CMT Voting
Emily Walker FBMM Entertainment Mangement Voting


Governance


Board Term Lengths 3.00 years
Board Term Limits 2
Board Meeting Attendance % 80%
Does the organization have written Board Selection Criteria? Yes
Does the organization have a written Conflict of Interest Policy? Yes
Percentage Making Monetary Contributions 60%
Percentage of Board Members making In-Kind Contributions 40%
Does the Board include Client Representation? Info Not Provided
Number of Full Board Meetings Annually 4

Standing Committees


Community Outreach / Community Relations
Development / Fund Raising
Executive
Marketing
Special Events

Risk Management Provisions


General Property Coverage and Professional Liability
Medical Health Insurance
Special Event Liability
Workers Compensation and Employers' Liability

CEO/Executive Director/Board Comments


The Nashville Film Festival has become a cultural institution in Nashville and well-recognized internationally as one of the largest film festivals in the world. NashFilm, now, has over 6,000 entries putting it in the top tier among film festivals worldwide. We have successfully weathered the global pandemic by adapting to a virtual festival model and preparing for an adaptive hybrid model in the future. We continue to grow our membership. With ongoing systems and accountability in place,the organization of Nashville Film Festival is stronger than ever before. We are continuing our outreach community programs with the Living Reel At-Risk youth project, which has included partnerships with the Martha O'Bryan Center, Youth Villages, Preston Taylor Boys and Girls Club and Williamson County Alternative Learning Center (Juvenile Delinquents). We are actively increasing the individual accountability among each of our board members and seeing greater engagement and increased diversity of our network of community partners.