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The Gettysburg Film Festival is made possible by a group of dedicated nonprofit organizations and media partners.
Nonprofit Partners
Gettysburg History is a dynamic network of world-class museums, historic sites, and immersive experiences that bring the powerful story of America’s most famous town to life. Home to the largest collection of Gettysburg artifacts, we offer something for everyone—whether you’re exploring the town and battlefield for the first time or returning to uncover new layers of our remarkable past.
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Headquartered in Washington, D.C., The American Battlefield Trust is dedicated to preserving America’s hallowed battlegrounds and educating the public about what happened there and why it matters today. The non-profit, nonpartisan organization has protected more than 57,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War, War of 1812 and Civil War across 155 sites in 25 states.
The Ray and Vera Conniff Foundation honors the musical legacy of Grammy-winning artist Ray Conniff by supporting music and education initiatives that inspire creativity in young people.
The Better Angels Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating Americans about their history through documentary film. They are the pre-eminent organization supporting American history documentary filmmakers, advancing the use of their body of work to promote civic engagement and educate generations of students and lifelong learners.
The Gettysburg Film Commission is dedicated to promoting the Gettysburg area as a location for film, television, and other media productions. Its goal is to support and attract film and media projects to the region by providing resources and assistance to filmmakers.
Media Partners
WITF is a trusted, valued supplier of programs and services that both satisfy and stimulate curiosity for residents in every community in the central Pennsylvania region. WITF broadcast services reach audiences in more than 17 counties in central Pennsylvania.
Vlogging Through History is devoted to bringing history to life in an accessible and enjoyable way, Chris Mowery launched his YouTube channel, Vlogging Through History, in 2020. With over half a million subscribers, the channel has rapidly gained popularity for its engaging exploration of historical events and eras.
J.D. Huitt, the creative force behind The History Underground, is on a mission to unearth some of the interesting people and stories from history and equip people with the resources to share that history with others. With nearly 800,000 YouTube subscribers, The History Underground covers a variety of historical topics ranging from the Civil War to World War II.
PBS and their affiliates comprise America’s largest classroom, the nation’s largest stage for the arts and a trusted window to the world.
On Reel History, professor Jared Frederick explores how the past is portrayed in film. Jared, along with teammates Andy Collins and Mark Frederick, endeavors to deliver entertaining and meaningful commentary on some of the most celebrated history movies ever made.
Dave Johnson of Gettysburg Images is a Maryland-based photographer with a passion for capturing the stories of Gettysburg through his work. Gettysburg Images is the official photographer of the Gettysburg Film Festival.
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