The Pan Pacific Film Festival (PPFF) was launched in 2009 by Global Media & Information Technology (GMIT), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to using media for good. The festival is a non-profit film festival celebrating films that are both inspirational and entertaining. Held in Los Angeles, CA, the festival has roots in the Asian heritage of its founders and the city known as a melting pot where ideas from the East and West intersect.

Filmmakers from around the world were eligible to submit their films. After an extensive review process, the best films were nominated, screened, and awarded at the festival. The mission of PPFF extended beyond the festival itself, as these films continued to circulate globally, spreading messages of hope and inspiration to audiences worldwide.

PPFF held its final event in 2015, marking the 7th Pan Pacific Film Festival and concluding over a decade of celebrating impactful storytelling through film.

 

A Film Festival Featuring Films That Are Entertaining and Inspiring

Live music, talent shows, movie screenings, workshops, fashion shows, food, and more… Pan Pacific offers something for everyone.

Encourage

The Pan Pacific Film Festival provides support, resources, and networking opportunities to help encourage those gifted in media.

Education

Pan Pacific Film Festival provides opportunities for filmmakers to learn from each other through panels, workshops, and networking opportunities.

Empower

The Pan Pacific Film Festival recognizes faithful filmmakers through events such as the Pan Pacific Awards Ceremony.

Expose

The Pan Pacific Film Festival helps filmmakers get exposure by screening their projects, showcasing their causes, and providing distribution opportunities.