Future Film Coalition Taps Jax Deluca for Interim Leadership Role

Breaking News: Future Film Coalition Appoints Jax Deluca as Interim Executive Director The Future Film Coalition has made a significant move by appointing Jax Deluca as its new Interim Executive Director, effective immediately. This decision comes as the organization prepares to launch its national membership program. Deluca's appointment marks a crucial step in the FFC's growth and development. As Interim Executive Director, she will oversee the launch of the national membership program, develop the group's network and strategy, and secure resources and public policy protections. Deluca brings extensive experience from her tenure at the National Endowment for the Arts, where she managed over $50 million in public investment in the arts through federal grant-making programs. The FFC's decision to appoint Deluca has sent shockwaves throughout the industry, with many praising her expertise and dedication to the field. "Jax is a highly respected leader in the film community," said a source close to the organization. "Her appointment is a testament to the FFC's commitment to excellence." Deluca's background is steeped in experience, having previously served as Executive Director of Squeaky Wheel Film Media Arts Center and currently holding the position of Documentary Film in the Public Interest Fellow at Harvard University's Shorenstein Center. The Future Film Coalition's national membership program is set to launch soon, with Deluca at the helm. As Interim Executive Director, she will play a crucial role in shaping the organization's future and ensuring its continued growth and success. What's Next: As the FFC prepares for its national membership launch, industry insiders are eagerly awaiting Deluca's vision for the organization. With her extensive experience and expertise, it's clear that Deluca is poised to lead the FFC into a new era of innovation and excellence. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story! *This story is developing. Information compiled from Variety reporting.*