State Partners with Foundations to Keep Colorado’s Community Theaters An Important Part of Rural Economies
Matching Grants Offer Operational Expense Relief for Theaters Weathering Pandemic and Studio Production Pause
Lt. Governor Primavera and State Agencies Produce Documentary Showcasing the Untapped Potential of People with Disabilities
Work’s Untapped Resource debuts on Rocky Mountain PBS
Colorado Office of Film, Television & Media and CU Denver join forces to provide virtual programming resources to nonprofits
Organizations needing to move activities online now have new resource for assistance
Colorado’s Only Outdoor Cinema Project Unveils Eight Original Film Installations in Side Stories’ Annual RiNo Experience
Side Stories, an immersive outdoor cinematic experience that transforms Denver’s urban exteriors into eight cinematic canvases, returns to the RiNo neighborhood February 28 to March 6.
Colorado Office of Film, Television and Media Welcomes Partnerships with State Agencies
The Colorado Office of Film, Television and Media (COFTM), housed within the Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT), is known for attracting and facilitating content creation in the state to generate economic growth in all Colorado communities. They also connect film industry workers to resources that equip them with the tools to succeed.
First Regional Film Commissions Workshop
The Colorado Office of Film, Television and Media recently concluded its first Regional Film Commissions Workshop in Leadville, Colorado.
Often to Coloradans’ surprise, Colorado has its own Regional Film Commissions. These 12 offices have been active over the past several years and play an integral role in furthering the film industry throughout the state of Colorado.
Side Stories Returns with Pop-up Immersion Experience in Downtown Denver’s Dairy Block
Side Stories, an immersive and innovative cinematic experience on Denver’s urban exterior, returns to the metro area with a special summer installment at The Dairy Block August 1 to 8.
During the large-format digital film installation, original short works from eight Colorado artists will be projected onto a large statement wall in the venue’s alleyway and beneath the iconic mirrored overpass, creating a unique, interactive experience for visitors.