Is the Latino Media Fest going to be an in-person or virtual event?

This year's Latino Media Fest will be held in person! 

Where is the event located?

The Latino Media Fest will be hosted at the Westfield Century City AMC 15 (Los Angeles area).

Address: 10250 Santa Monica Blvd #2000, Los Angeles, CA 90067

Who should I contact if I have trouble when buying my pass?

You can send an email with any additional questions to lmf.support@nalip.org, and we will provide you with assistance.

Where should I park at the Westfield Century City Mall?

Enter the parking structure on Century Park West by Gelson's or Constellation Blvd underneath the AMC 15 Theater.

How much is parking at the Westfield Century City Mall?

All-day parking costs and lost tickets cost $30. 

1-1.5 Hours: $4.00, with each additional 15 minutes charged at $1.00 (max $30).

Is there a dress code for the event?

We suggest business casual attire.

Will I be able to watch the Latino Media Fest Official Selection screening with my pass?

Yes, the Official Selection screening is part of the programming available for ticket holders.

Will there be food and drinks available for purchase?

No outside food or drinks will be allowed in the theater besides water. Food and beverages will be available at the AMC Theatre. 

I can't find my confirmation email.

Please check your spam folder on your email account or the Promotions tab on Gmail. If you are still having problems, please contact us at lmf.support@nalip.org, and we will assist you.

Can I purchase a pass for one panel or Official Selection viewing?

No. In-person passes include access to all panels, screenings, and programming.

Is there a special price for members?

Yes! NALIP Members get a discounted price for the Latino Media Fest.

Where do the proceeds from ticket sales go towards?

NALIP is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. All the funds made at the Latino Media Fest will go towards our multiple programs and events that are put on throughout the year.

Will the programs have interpreters?

Yes. In an effort to make our programming as inclusive as possible, all panels will include ASL interpreters. The Official Selection films will include closed captions.

Where can I ask questions for the live sessions? 

For in-person sessions, a moderator may take questions during certain times throughout the panel or workshop discussion.