COLORADO-BASED FILM & VIDEO RESOURCESDenver Film Society Address: 1725 Blake Street, Denver, CO 80202
Tel: 303-595-3456 Fax: 303-595-0956 Email: dfs@denverfilm.org
http://www.denverfilm.org/
The Denver Film Society is dedicated to the celebration and cultivation of film as art. The Society presents film-related programs and special events throughout the year, including the Starz Pan African Film Festival in April and Starz Denver International Film Festival in October.
International Film Series University of Colorado Muenzinger Auditorium
Address: Campus Box 283, Boulder, CO 80309-0283
Tel: 303-492-1531 Email: kjolsetp@colorado.edu
http://www.colorado.edu/FilmStudies/ifs/
Boulder's Art House Cinema since 1941 - Showing over 100 films a year
Media for Development International
Contact: Sally Smith
Address: 184 Crescent Lane, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Tel: 970-384-1190 Fax: 970-384-1191 Email: sales@mfdi.org
http://www.mfdi.org
MFDI, an American non-profit agency, works with Zimbabwean sister organization Media for Development Trust (MFD) in film production and the distribution of African social message films and videos. New films available include SHANDA, DUARA, Life Must Continue, and Naliaka is Going. Some other key productions include; Consequences, It's Not Easy, Neria, More Time, Everyone's Child, and Yellow Card.
Pamoja Productions
Contact: Alison Picher
Address: 345 Manhattan Drive, Boulder, CO 80303
Tel: 303-554-5996 Email: apicher@mindspring.com
Pamoja means “togetherness” in Swahili and that is what I strive to do. I connect people across the world through videos. I lived in Africa for nine years working freelance as a video producer making educational programming and fundraisers for African institutions and the United Nations.
Pan African Arts Society/Denver Pan African Film Festival Address: Hue-Man Brownstone, 911 Park Ave West, Denver, CO 80205
Tel: 303-298-8188 Fax: 303-298-8804 Email: palmwine21@hotmail.com
http://www.panafricanarts.org/ **see website for more special events
The mission of the Pan African Arts Society is to cultivate the palate of a young urban audience as well as provide sustenance for the arts connoisseur of Black art forms, and to include cinematic expression in that universe as a valid form of social art. It is our hope that these seeds will be nurtured and will yield increased possibilities for public engagement, professional, spiritual, and personal development, and preservation and perpetuation of cultural heritage.