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Societies, Movie Links, Organizations, Unique Exhibitors, Repositories, Specialty Outlets, Videographers, Animators, Film Commissions, Art Houses, Theaters, etc.
See also Festivals - Agents.
Statewide - New Mexico - Wyoming - Sundance in Utah
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- BlackFlix.com - A couple of locally based film enthusiasts have created a commendable portal exploring all that's happening in the Black celluloid kingdom.
web site excerpts: "Blackflix.com was started as an African American alternative to the standard fare of movie reviews and web sites that impersonnally and consistently overlook the contributions of Black stars, film makers, directors, writers and other Black film professionals. Through the committed effort of two award winning authors and editors, Laurence Washington and Jim Stevens, Blackflix.com has become a respected part of the entertainment community."
Denver, CO
- Boulder County Film Commission <http://online-chamber.org/Boulder>
(Boulder County Chamber of Commerce)
Provides general information and assistance for film scouting trips.
Boulder, CO
- Boulder Gay & Lesbian Film Festival <BoulderFilms.org> - annual in September since 1998
Boulder, CO
- Boulder Movie Page <BoulderMovies.com> -
Boulder Movie Page claims to have "a complete, up to date listing of films playing in Boulder. Titles are linked to related sites and the Internet Movie Database when available. In most cases the rating and run-time of a film is also listed." I found lots of leading movie theater listings but nothing in the way of obscure or irregular exhibitors in Boulder.
- Burst Communications <BurstVideo.com> - "provides audio, video, broadcast and presentation equipment to professionals in the industry."
Englewood, CO
(additional locations in New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, Texas, Kansas, and California)
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- CEAVCO Audio-Visual Company, Inc. <CEAVCo.com> - (Colorado Educational Audio Video Co.) sells, services and installs video production and audio-visual presentation products and systems for a wide variety of communication professionals in Colorado and Wyoming. 33,000 square foot facility. (est. circa 1962)
Arvada, CO and Colorado Springs, CO
- Cinema Latino <CinemaLatino.com> -
Colorado Springs, CO
- CineTek Productions <Cinetek.com> - video production & editing
Denver, CO
- Cinovation <Scriptware.com> -
Scriptware software from Cinovation has received publicity citing its popularity among Hollywood script writers.
Boulder, CO
- Colorado Film and Video Assn. - <CFVA.com> -
CFVA publishes a magazine called Exposed and also an extensive annual directory called Colorado Production Resources Guide (See entry below.). The CFC web site is a good spot to find film festivals, picture locations, crew info and more in Coilorado. CFVA holds a monthly meeting open to the public. Call the hotline for updates. As best I can tell CFVA may be closely related to Colorado Film Commission (below).
Denver, CO
- Colorado Film Commission <ColoradoFilm.org> -
Denver, CO
- Colorado Film Foundation <ColoradoFilmFoundation.org> -
web site excerpts: "The Colorado Film Foundation is a charitable educational organization created to support the development, distribution and exhibition of films and other visual media, and is dedicated to increasing communication, understanding, and furthering public awareness through moving images and the media arts..... The Colorado Film Foundation supports the exhibition of independently produced films in cinemas, film and video festivals, museums and smaller venues in Colorado.To increase the variety of film available to Colorado audiences, we promote screenings of films that might otherwise be unavailable for exhibition."
Denver, CO
- Colorado Production Resources Guide
"The Film and Video Services Guide"
This compact directory is the leading directory for the film trade in Colorado. It contains a vast array of info and listings covering every aspect.
Avail from Colorado Film and Video Association office:
- Ronnie Cramer's Cult Film Page <Sepnet.com/rcramer> -
Contact: Scorched Earth Productions
Denver, CO
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- Denver Film Society <DenverFilm.org> -
web site excerpts: "The Denver Film Society, in partnership with the University of Colorado at Denver's College of Arts & Media, operates Starz FilmCenter at the Tivoli, showcasing independent, international and classic cinema every day of the year. The Society presents film-related programs and special events throughout the year, including a Latino and Pan African film festival in April, an Asian film festival in June, an outdoor concert and film series during the summer, a Jewish film festival in August and the highly acclaimed Starz Denver International Film Festival in October."
Denver, CO
(See also: Starz Film Center, this page.)
- Denver International Film Society (and Festival) <DenverFilm.org> -
web site excerpts: "The Denver Film Society is a nonprofit cultural arts institution which presents year-round film related events including the award-winning Denver International Film Festival annually in October, the Denver Jewish Film Festival in August, the KidsFilmFest in the summer and other special events for its supporting membership and the general public."
Denver Film Society publishes a quarterly newsletter called CineScene.
Denver, CO
- Denver MicroCinema <DenverMicroCinema.org> - Site interesting but descriptive details lacking. (We will chack it again later)- 2003De15Mo
- Denver Rocky Horror Picture Show <DenverRockyHorror.com> -
(now performing weekly at Crossroads Theater, an arts center at 26th Avenue and Washington Street in Denver's Five Points neighborhood every Saturday at midnight with Colorado's Elusive Ingredient)
| Possibly the longest running film in the history of Denver, the The Rocky Horror Picture Show is the answer to many a "Sweet Transvestite" dream as well as being a cult addiction to a discriminating subculture of film afficionados. Since the 1980s, RHPS and its local theatrical performers have changed homes many times and simply refuse to die. The combined show played including the live floor show by Denver's Dynamic Tension at Landmark's Ogden Theater until the Ogden art house closed down for several years in 1989. Then the showing with floor actors was happening at Landmark's Esquire Theater for over a decade. |
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See also "Crossroads Theater", in the "Venues" section.
- ref. email from Brooke Larsen, 2001 June 04 Mon. and flier 2002 April 12 Fr;
- also email from Sara Whitney 2007 July 08.
Also check out <RockyHorror.com> "the official Rocky Horror Picture Show Web Site"
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- Double Edge Films <DoubleEdgeFilms.com> - "formed by Jamin Winans and Joe Sekiya in 1998"
Denver, CO
- email update from Joe S. 20051007
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- Exposed - "To Serve, Promote and Support the Film and Video Industry of Colorado" Published by Colorado Film Commission
Denver, CO
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- Film/Video Equipment Service Co. <VESCo.com> -
"the largest rental/sales/service facility between the two coasts. Serving film, broadcast and video production industries.......F/VESCO occupies over 52,000 square feet.......of shopping and rental space; offering.......equipment and service.......for production professionals
nationwide." (est circa 1975)
Denver, CO
(also in Cinicinnati, OH)
- Fool Moon Productions <FoolMoonPro.com> - "a Denver-based production company"
P.O. Box 5893, Denver, CO 80217
(303) 384-3543 (fax. Voice number not available)
- 2003Ja29We
- Free Movie News <FreeMovienews.com> -
National website with local listings. The site forwards to another domain apparently related to MovieLink/MovieFone (which see below). Free Movie News is published in print locally by TV Fanfare Publications, Englewood, CO
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Imax Theater <Imax.com> -
Imax is reknown for its vast projection screen. Many of it's films deal with science, nature and space exploration. They have a theater here in Denver and one in just about every state and half the nations of the world.
location: Lawrence Phipps Imax Theater, Phipps Auditorium at Denver Museum of Natural History,
Denver, CO
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- Landmark Theaters <LandmarkTheatres.com> -
California based Landmark has operated several distinguished theaters in Denver including the Mayan Theater, Esquire Theater, and Chez Artiste Cinema. At one time they also ran Ogden Theater before it became a rock hall. Landmark's theaters are known for exhibiting independent and foreign films and films of social, artistic and intellectual importance.
- Last Night of April Productions <LastNightOfApril.com> - film production company
- ref email 2006Ja31, Ward Crockett
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- Monkey Angel Studios <MonkeyAngel.com> - reportedly a team of young upstart film makers, Chad Smith and Max Smith, using handheld cameras to produce the 2001 film "Hannah House".
- Mr. Cranky Rates the Movies <MrCranky.com> -
This highly poplular Boulder site reviewing Hollywood movies has received good publicity from Magellan search engine, Vanity Fair magazine, Wired and the local paper Rocky Mountain News. The site has open forums which permit viewers to post their own movie comments. Mister Cranky is webmaster Hans Bjordahl.
- Moondance Film Festival <MoondanceFilmFestival.com> -
web site excerpts: "Our objective for this competition is to promote and encourage women screenwriters, playwrights, short-story writers and women who make independent films, and the best work by women, in any genre of screenplays, feature films, animation, documentaries, short films, stage plays, radio plays, TV scripts, musical scores, lyrics, librettos, musical videos & short stories. Moondance provides a forum in which those talented & dedicated women can have the opportunity for their work to be viewed and accepted by the powers that be, within the international film community."
Boulder, CO
- Mountain Lion Digital Productions <MountainLionDigital.com> -
videography and still photography
Denver, CO
- MovieFone <MovieFone.com> - (303) 777-3456 (777-FILM)
mirror site: www.777film.com
Punch in "Denver" for local movie listings at dozens of theaters. Movies are listed for many other cities too. The site has a search engine which can search by your favorite star, movie title or genre. Each listed theater has a three digit code. You can call and press this code to find out what's playing.
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- New Light Media <NewLightMedia.com> - a nonprofit documentary filmmaker and multimedia producer based in Denver and Los Angeles, established 1999.
mission statement: "New Light Media seeks to stimulate, educate, and impact the world through multi media works that celebrate and honor the human spirit." New Light Media produced the (year 2000) film "Journey to a Hate Free Millennium" which deals with the Matthew Shepard murder/hate crime and reports to be working on similar CD projects with a New York company, and with singers Melissa Etheridge and Olivia Newton John.
Denver, CO
- info from Christopher Maluck e-mail response 2kMay05Fr, and brief phone interview with Brent Scarpo , filmmaker, 2kMay05Fr.
- No Credits Production, Inc. <NoCredits.com> -
"specializing in film and video productions, headed by Donnie L. Betts (who) has over twenty years of experience in theatre, film, video and radio. He is a founding member of two theatre companies in Denver, City State Ensemble and the Denver Black Arts Company. No Credit's mission is to be a keeper of the culture, and a collector of untold stories."
Aurora, CO
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- SAG-AFTRA <SAG.org> -
(Screen Actors' Guild)
Denver, CO (hq: Los Angeles, CA)
- Scriptware
(See: Cinovation in this section.)
- Sixteennine.com <Sixteennine.com> - Nice web site bills itself as "Colorado's number one source for independent film"
web site excerpts: "Due to all sorts of cosmic events, economic fluctuations and fashion errors, I have been forced to place Sixteennine.com in a holding pattern until further notice. Feel free to have a look around - but realize that there are a dead links, old news and moldy pizza crust laying around..... Special thanks goes out to the original 16:9 Magazine coven and Doug Bohm."
Denver, CO
- Manick Sorcar Productions <ManickSorcar.com> - cartoon video animator, painter, and lighting designer from Calcutta, India. Has won many prominent film awards.
Denver, CO
- Starz Film Center <StarzFilmCenter.com> -
900 Auraria Pkwy. (at the Tivoli Bldg. across from Pepsi Center)
Denver, CO
(See also: Denver Film Society, this page.)
- SunStone Communications, Inc. <SunStoneCommunications.com> - "an independent producer of feature motion pictures. Our primary thrust is to produce character and plot driven programs that can be enjoyed by the entire family."
Denver, CO
- SuperScreen <SuperScreenUSA.com> - "super-size, super-fun inflatable movie screen." requires no scaffolding or hard construction. Rent or buy.
Denver, CO
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- The Video Station <TheVideoStation.com> -
The Video Station claims to have Colorado's largest library of movies for rent and purchase. They also offer mail order for people outside Boulder. Their web site has a great search engine.
- VS Video Productions <VSVideoProductions.com> - Video production by Victor Sieff since 1987, specializing in weddings, TV commercials and corporate presentation videos, casting, personnel, video duplication and DVD authoring.
Denver , CO
Statewide Film & Video:
Aspen:
Cañon City:
Colorado Springs:
Durango:
Durango Film Festival <DurangoFilmFestival.com> -
Takes place each Spring (See site for dates). The juried 10-day festival presents independent feature films, documentaries, animated films, shorts, experimental, and new media works. In addition, the festival offers educational salons, VIP panels, and filmmaker discussions on filmmaking and film as an art form, and host a variety of parties and receptions. The winners of the Golden Quakie Awards will be announced, and receive encore screenings to close the festival. We invite submissions of narrative, documentary, animated and experimental features and shorts shot on film and video. Acceptable exhibition formats include 35mm and 16mm film, BetacamSP, DV, DVCAM, and DVD-video. (Submission deadlines are posted on web site). Each film selected for competition will be shown at least three times during the Festival and will be eligible to win the Golden Quakie Award (named for the quaking leaves of the aspen trees ubiquitous in the area). Golden Quakies are awarded in the following categories:
Best Narrative Feature; Best Documentary Feature; Best Documentary Short; Best Narrative Short; Best Animated Short; Best Experimental/New Media Work.
First-time feature film directors also will be eligible for the Green Quakie Award. Winners will receive a hand-crafted trophy. All films in competition also will be eligible for the Audience Award and Filmmakers' Prize. All of the award winners will be announced at the Awards Ceremony. Filmmakers chosen to screen their work will be invited to attend the Festival and receive complimentary lodging, free admission to all festival events, and ground transportation to and from Durango/La Plata County Airport. In addition, the Festival will endeavor to obtain reduced airfares for filmmakers attending the Festival. However, filmmakers will be responsible for their own transportation to and from Durango.
Durango Film Festival
- paraphrased from email rec'd from Jo Swanson 2001Au27Mo.
Durango Independent Film Festival <DurangoFilm.org> - "Features, documentaries and short films screened."
web site excerpts: "The community of Durango has presented a film festival since 2001, when the Durango Film Festival (DFF) held its first event. When DFF became inactive in 2005, staff and volunteers from that festival wanted to continue the presence of a community film festival. Within a few months they regrouped to organize The Durango Independent Film Festival (DIFF), and registered with the State of Colorado as a new nonprofit corporation on August 24, 2005.
DIFF launched its inaugural film festival March 1-5, 2006. Our vision for our nonprofit expanded during our post-festival retreat, and the Board of Directors amended the name of the organization to “Durango Film Institute, d/b/a The Durango Independent Film Festival” to more fully reflect our updated mission statement and our new activities as a year-round film organization.
Our main event will continue to be the film festival held every year the first week of March."
- info per email Scott Stewart 2005De31Sa
Telluride:
- Mountain Film in Telluride <MountainFilm.org> - "festival of mountain, adventure, environmental & cultural films", est 1979
Telluride Multimedia, Inc.
Telluride, CO
- Telluride Film Festival <TellurideFilmFestival.com> -
Inception: circa 1973
Office in Portsmouth, NH 03801
(The festival is indeed in Telluride, Colorado despite the New England address.)
- ref. e-mail 2kOct19 Jeanne Gottschalk
- Telluride Indie Fest <TellurideIndieFest.com> -
(no mission statement found online) - 2003Ap17Th
Office in Key West, FL
- Telluride International Experimental Cinema Exposition <ExperimentalCinema.com> -
web site excerpts: "Over 80 films, from over a dozen countries, are screened during the four day event. TIE is dedicated, exclusively, to the medium of the celluloid motion picture film. All works screened at TIE are experimental in nature and many of them make their world debut in Telluride. TIE also includes showcase programs featuring classic and unseen films from the past, the newest films from legends in the genre, as well as what the future has in store from the world's leading young filmmakers.......Preview copies must be submitted in VHS format (NTSC or PAL) for consideration. Additionally, the final screening format must be a film print (8mm, Super 8, 16mm, 35mm) if the entry is selected. All lengths of film are accepted for consideration. Each filmmaker, whose film is accepted, receives complimentary lodging, at some of Telluride's finest accomodations for the entire four day duration of the exposition. Filmmakers also recieve a complimentary pass, granting VIP admission to all TIE screenings, events and private receptions."
Telluride International Experimental Cinema Exposition
Colorado Springs, CO
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Albuquerque:
Santa Fe:
- New Mexico Film Office <NMFilm.com> -
web site excerpts: "The New Mexico Film Office, a division of the Economic Development Department, offers full-service assistance with research, locations, and all-around troubleshooting to make your experience in our state pleasant and cost effective."
Santa Fe, NM
Taos:
Wyoming Film & Video:
(We will consider providing a link to any film or video resources in Wyoming.)
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Utah:
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Introduction - Film & Video
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Colorado Arts.Net provides links to online film and video domains free of charge. Resources linked may include film orgs, production companies, video services and retailers, art houses, and much else.
For the business end of things, the leading film resource directory for Colorado and Denver is a compact annual directory called "Colorado Production Resources, The Film and Video Services Guide". It contains exhaustive listings and is available from Colorado Film & Video Association. (See the CFVA listing in this section.)
Index of Contents - Film & Video Section
Aspen acting resources;
Aspen film commissions;
Aspen film directors;
Aspen film events;
Aspen film guides;
Aspen film directories;
Aspen film directory;
Aspen film festivals;
Aspen film industry;
Aspen film makers;
Aspen filmmakers;
Aspen film resources;
Aspen film societies;
Aspen film studios;
Aspen multimedia resources;
Aspen video resources;
Colorado acting resources;
Colorado animators;
Colorado animation;
Colorado art houses;
Colorado audio video suppliers;
Colorado AV suppliers;
Colorado film commissions;
Colorado film guides;
Colorado film directories;
Colorado film directors;
Colorado film directory;
Colorado film events;
Colorado film guides;
Colorado film festivals;
Colorado independent film resources
Colorado film industry;
Colorado film locations;
Colorado film makers;
Colorado filmmakers;
Colorado film resources;
Colorado film societies;
Colorado film studios;
Colorado movie theaters;
Colorado multimedia resources;
Colorado post production resources
Colorado scriptwriting;
Colorado script writers;
Colorado video resources;
Denver film industry;
Denver film makers;
Denver film resources;
film commissions in Colorado;
film events in Colorado;
film locations in Colorado;
film making in Colorado;
film resources in Colorado;
film societies in Colorado
independent film in Colorado
independent film in New Mexico
independent film in Wyoming
multimedia resources in Colorado
New Mexico acting resources;
New Mexico animators;
New Mexico animation; |
New Mexico film commissions;
New Mexico film guides;
New Mexico film directories;
New Mexico film directors;
New Mexico film directory;
New Mexico film guides;
New Mexico film events;
New Mexico film festivals;
New Mexico independent film resources
New Mexico film industry;
New Mexico film locations;
New Mexico film makers;
New Mexico film studios;
New Mexico filmmakers;
New Mexico film resources;
New Mexico film societies;
New Mexico multimedia resources;
New Mexico video resources;
post production resources in Colorado
Telluride acting resources;
Telluride film commissions;
Telluride film directors;
Telluride film directory;
Telluride film events;
Telluride film guides;
Telluride film festivals;
Telluride independent film resources
Telluride film industry;
Telluride film makers;
Telluride filmmakers;
Telluride film resources;
Telluride film societies;
Telluride film studios;
Telluride multimedia resources;
Telluride video resources;
videographers in Colorado;
videography in Colorado;
Westerns
Wyoming acting resources;
Wyoming animators;
Wyoming animation;
Wyoming film commissions;
Wyoming film directors;
Wyoming film events;
Wyoming film guides;
Wyoming film festivals;
Wyoming independent film resources
Wyoming film industry;
Wyoming film locations;
Wyoming film makers;
Wyoming film studios;
Wyoming filmmakers;
Wyoming film resources;
Wyoming film societies;
Wyoming multimedia resources;
Wyoming video resources. |
