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01/31/2026

Academy Award check in...did you work on any films in contention?

So great. We loved showing this at our LTFF festival, three years ago.
02/25/2025

So great. We loved showing this at our LTFF festival, three years ago.

Award-Winning Documentary "Delivering Hope" to Screen at College Station Theater with Special Q&A by Kevin Kline!

Get the opportunity to watch the special screening of Delivering Hope. Set on the northernmost 300 miles of Alaska's dangerous Dalton Highway, during winter, the film raises awareness for children battling pediatric cancer. Running the world’s 10th most dangerous road, Delivering Hope aims to give a voice to the warriors—children and families who fight every day, often in silence. This documentary has captivated audiences across the globe, sparking much-needed conversations and shining a light on the darkness of childhood cancer.
"Delivering Hope" highlights how resilience can help overcome tremendous odds to make a difference. The documentary not only shares a captivating story but also serves as a testament to the strength of the human spirit.

Date:
March 9th, 3:00 PM

Location:
College Station Theater
415 W College St.
Springfield, MO 65806

Tickets for the event can be purchased here:
https://omniwebticketing2.com/college-station/?perfix=5131&schdate=2025-03-09

04/25/2024

Let's hear some of your WINS for the week. Have you locked picture, got into a festival, or just finished a script...we're rooting for you!

02/19/2024

CineNoche: BERTA SOY YO
A film by Katia Lara

This spring, the monthly CineNoche series features documentaries spotlighting women's activism in Latin America at Violet Crown Austin

On March 2, 2016, environmental activist Berta Cáceres was gunned down by hired hitmen. She had led the Lenca people in their efforts to stop the construction of a hydroelectric plant on the Gualcarque River. Before her assassination, Cáceres wrote down the names of the people and companies who wanted her dead. Using these clues, a local journalist and an international lawyer put the puzzle pieces together to solve her murder.

Check it out, Wednesday, February 28, 2024 7:00PM
📍Violet Crown Cinema, 434 W 2nd St, Austin, TX 78701
$10 plus fees (Free for CLA members. Contact [email protected] for more information.)

01/31/2024

Sundance...how was it? What were your favorites? Any hidden gems?

12/08/2023

The new color for 2024 is Peach Fuzz—a hue Pantone® describes as “soothing,” “velvety” and “gentle.” Create designs that evoke warmth and compassion in the new year, embracing the sophistication of this vintage-inspired color. Explore our curated collection of gemstones and pearls that evoke Pantone’s Color of the Year!

08/25/2023

We are accepting submissions for GOLF FANS for a commercial filming 9/4 (Monday, Labor Day) and 9/7 (Thursday) in Houston. Candidates need to be available both days. Pay is $200 per day. Link to the casting notice is in the first comment.

08/06/2023

Barbie vs. Oppenheimer...who wore it best?

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Why a film festival?

My name is Kat and I love movies. When I was young it was the perfect escape from a hot summer day and my brother and I went at least once a week to the bargain theatre near our house in Lubbock. The cost was seventy-five cents.

Now you can go and recline and have adult beverages and still get out of the Texas heat. As a micro-budget filmmaker I go to a lot of festivals and love how they all have their own personality and vibe. Learning about a variety of causes and viewpoints helps me form a more open worldview.

Lake Travis is a wonderful place to live. The lake, the hills, and most importantly, the people make it a destination for many and home for the lucky. For several years I’ve been mulling over an idea for a way to share more independent films with my community.

We started having movie nights on our front deck and then lawn. They were popular and fun. Friends came and they brought their friends. This is just an extension of my movie nights, but we’re including the entire Lake Travis Community to help us host and share our love of film. I hope you’ll get involved.