The Future Film Coalition (FFC) has made a significant move by appointing Jax Deluca as its Interim Executive Director. This appointment marks a pivotal moment for the FFC, as Deluca is set to spearhead a national membership launch and develop the group's network and strategy. But here's where it gets interesting: Deluca's expertise lies in navigating the complex landscape of public investment in the arts, which could spark debates about the role of government in supporting independent film. With a background in public policy and a passion for independent film, Deluca is poised to make a lasting impact on the industry. Her appointment comes at a critical time, as the FFC aims to unite independent film professionals and organizations to secure visibility, resources, and public policy protections for the industry. But will her approach be controversial? And how will her leadership shape the future of independent film in the U.S.?
