American Film Market Expo 2026
The American Film Market (AFM) is a premier annual film acquisition, development, and networking event held at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles from November 10-15, 2026. It focuses on the independent film industry, facilitating distribution and financing deals, and features programs like The AFM Sessions conference, LocationEXPO, and the Innovation Hub. The event is organized by the Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA) and attracts thousands of professionals from over 80 countries.
355+
Exhibitors
7,776+
Attendees
Dates
Nov 10 – 15, 2026
City / country
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Venue
Fairmont Century Plaza
Type
B2B · Annual
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Notable exhibitors
Companies exhibiting at American Film Market Expo 2026 include 13 Films, A Higher Standard, A24 Films, Adler & Associates Entertainment and AGC Studios.
- 13 Films
- A Higher Standard
- A24 Films
- Adler & Associates Entertainment
- AGC Studios
- Exhibit at AFM to connect with the global independent film community's decision-makers, including producers, financiers, distributors, and buyers from over 80 countries.
- Showcase your films and projects to facilitate distribution and financing deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
- Gain access to exclusive buyer lists, screening privileges at AMC Century City 15, and promotional opportunities to enhance your company's visibility in the industry.
Audience at a Glance
Who Exhibits
Exhibitor Profile
8 categories represented
- Film Sales
- Film Production
- Film Distribution
- Film Financing
- Film Commissions
- Production Services
- Entertainment Technology
- Media Companies
Who Attends
Visitor Profile
8 audience types
- Film Buyers
- Distributors
- Producers
- Financiers
- Film Commissioners
- Directors
- Writers
- Industry Professionals
Industries & Sectors
Organised By
Independent Film & Television Alliance (IFTA)
Coverage & Spotlights
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