Sponsors & Friends
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Westwood College offers more than 25 diploma, associate, bachelor's and master's programs, ranging from Business Administration to Criminal Justice to Game Art & Design to Computer Network Management. You can go to college online or at one of our 17 campuses in 6 states. Westwood offers a unique hands-on, career-focused curriculum providing three-year bachelor’s degrees in high-growth fields. More than 20,000 graduates have transformed their lives by obtaining the skills, tools, experience and connections necessary to achieve meaningful careers. You can learn more about them at http://www.Westwood.edu.
Gallaware, a local productivity software development company, developed our web site (designed by Darin Pearson) as well as some behind the scenes software that makes our festival run smoothly. You can learn more about them at http://www.Gallaware.com.
Friends
These organizations have given significant time and resources to support our efforts for a successful film festival and we would like to give them special recognition.
The Castle Rock Players, Castle Rock's beloved local community theater group since 1997, is providing their acting expertise to the CRFF by doing a performance read of the festival's winning script. You can find out what other projects they having in the works at http://www.CRPlayers.org.
The Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce has graciously allowed us to coincide our film festival with their hugely successful Castle Rock ArtFest, which should prove advantageous for both. You can learn more about the Chamber at http://www.CastleRock.org, and about ArtFest at http://www.castlerockartfest.com.
Douglas County Libraries has been very supportive to us with there facilities and scheduling. This is a great resource for discovering new stories and scripts as well as providing filmmakers with rooms to present their work. Check them out at http://www.douglascountylibraries.org/Locations/PhilipSMillerLibrary.
Formerly the Colorado Film Commission, the Colorado Office of Film, Television and Media's own Laura Grey will participate in this year's "Tenacity In Independent Film Making" seminar, along with a few other local filmmaking experts. She will also help the CRFF honor it's exceptional submissions at the Awards Ceremony. Visit http://www.coloradofilm.org to find out more about film production in Colardo.
Prize Donators
We would like to thank the following companies for their generous donation of gifts used as prizes for drawings based on Film Trivia questions/answers and/or from the general pool of names of all festival attendees who wished to participate.
Hayneedle (www.directorsChairs.com) donated 2 Director's Chairs to be given away to 2 randomly drawn filmmakers and/or screenplay writers whose submissions where chosen to be shared a the CRFF.
Volunteers & Service Providers
This festival could not have happened without the support of our volunteers. Our sincerest gratitude to those who dedicated a lot of time in the months preceding and especially the week and weekend of the inaugural CRFF:
Special Thanks also go to the following:
Utah Film Commission: www.film.utah.gov
New Mexico Film Commission: www.nmfilm.com
Wyoming Film Office: www.wyomingfilm.com
Montana Film Office: www.montanafilm.com
Westwood College offers more than 25 diploma, associate, bachelor's and master's programs, ranging from Business Administration to Criminal Justice to Game Art & Design to Computer Network Management. You can go to college online or at one of our 17 campuses in 6 states. Westwood offers a unique hands-on, career-focused curriculum providing three-year bachelor’s degrees in high-growth fields. More than 20,000 graduates have transformed their lives by obtaining the skills, tools, experience and connections necessary to achieve meaningful careers. You can learn more about them at http://www.Westwood.edu.
Gallaware, a local productivity software development company, developed our web site (designed by Darin Pearson) as well as some behind the scenes software that makes our festival run smoothly. You can learn more about them at http://www.Gallaware.com.
Friends
These organizations have given significant time and resources to support our efforts for a successful film festival and we would like to give them special recognition.
The Castle Rock Players, Castle Rock's beloved local community theater group since 1997, is providing their acting expertise to the CRFF by doing a performance read of the festival's winning script. You can find out what other projects they having in the works at http://www.CRPlayers.org.
The Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce has graciously allowed us to coincide our film festival with their hugely successful Castle Rock ArtFest, which should prove advantageous for both. You can learn more about the Chamber at http://www.CastleRock.org, and about ArtFest at http://www.castlerockartfest.com.
Douglas County Libraries has been very supportive to us with there facilities and scheduling. This is a great resource for discovering new stories and scripts as well as providing filmmakers with rooms to present their work. Check them out at http://www.douglascountylibraries.org/Locations/PhilipSMillerLibrary.
Formerly the Colorado Film Commission, the Colorado Office of Film, Television and Media's own Laura Grey will participate in this year's "Tenacity In Independent Film Making" seminar, along with a few other local filmmaking experts. She will also help the CRFF honor it's exceptional submissions at the Awards Ceremony. Visit http://www.coloradofilm.org to find out more about film production in Colardo.
Prize Donators
We would like to thank the following companies for their generous donation of gifts used as prizes for drawings based on Film Trivia questions/answers and/or from the general pool of names of all festival attendees who wished to participate.
Hayneedle (www.directorsChairs.com) donated 2 Director's Chairs to be given away to 2 randomly drawn filmmakers and/or screenplay writers whose submissions where chosen to be shared a the CRFF.
- Congratulations to Ned Cordery and Tyler Graim for winning those much coveted chairs!
- Congratulations to Blake Pilgreen and Natasha Karges for winning those tour tickets!
- Congratulations to Starla Pearson, Sam Graim and Michael Gage for winning those movie passes!
- Congratulations to Joshua Baker and Michael Gage for winning those luxurious prizes!
- Congratulations to Stacy Dain for winning that golf package!
Volunteers & Service Providers
This festival could not have happened without the support of our volunteers. Our sincerest gratitude to those who dedicated a lot of time in the months preceding and especially the week and weekend of the inaugural CRFF:
- Teresa Garcia
- Mark Mook
- Darin Pearson
- Robin Slutsky
- Theresa and Ashley Kalfas
- Sabrina and Tom Karges
- Todd and Joyce Rosen
- Katrina and Carlos De Romana
- Dusty Waltz, Janine Disalvatore, Tom Bach, Stacia Taves
- TJ & the Hot Chick (Lindsey Petersen) - for making a guest appearance with a few songs on Friday night
- Douglas County Event Center
- Flying Horse Catering
- Columbine Printing
- ShowTek Events
- Moxie Black and David Hutto - videography
- Mike Ibrahim and Paul Branch - photography
Special Thanks also go to the following:
Utah Film Commission: www.film.utah.gov
New Mexico Film Commission: www.nmfilm.com
Wyoming Film Office: www.wyomingfilm.com
Montana Film Office: www.montanafilm.com
