Welcome to the Pueblo Regional FIlm Commission

Описание: Welcome to Colorado’s Backlot
The Pueblo Regional Film Commission takes great pride in promoting one of Colorado's best kept secrets to the film and television industry locally, nationally and internationally. We strive to enhance the success of Pueblo film projects through promotion, funding and education.

Pueblo Regional Film Commission aims to help foster the growth, sustainability, competitiveness and business attraction of Pueblo’s film, television and digital media industry. This in turn supports rural economic development, promotes tourism, employs Puebloans and brings diversity to our regional economy. The film industry directly employs skilled local workers, with many other businesses being impacted by production-induced spending, such as hotels, caterers and lumber companies.

The Pueblo Regional Film Commission is comprised of industry professionals with experience from Los Angeles to New York City and just about everywhere in between. The Commission enjoys the support of the Mayor’s Office, and State and County governments.

The interest in filming here is at a pitch fever for many reasons, including the state's location diversity, its overall cost productions savings, its proximity to New Mexico and the professional support you'll receive from the Pueblo Regional Film Commission. We are here to help. Our staff is well versed in these matters, and we’re happy to guide you through this process. Whether you are still considering Pueblo or have already decided to shoot here is Southern Colorado, you'll get red carpet treatment.

Valuable information about filming in Pueblo is available here on our website. If you have further questions, just e-mail us or give us a call at 719.299.1492. To send us more detailed information about your project, please complete the Contact Form so we can better serve your needs.

OUR SERVICES
Support the mission of the Colorado Office of Film, Television & Media, a division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, designed to recruit film industry business prospects to conduct business in Colorado USA.

Connect business prospects to Pueblo's workforce and business service providers.

Act as a liaison among business prospects and governmental agencies, communities and property owners.

Assist business prospects with mapping, augmented research and logistical and technical support; coordinate itineraries.

Provide media and additional support to business prospects as needed.

Provide the best direct contacts for location scouting and permit requirements in the areas where you wish to film.

Work closely with our Film Production Unit and the Colorado Office of Film, Television & Media and their vast database to help get you the best crew for your project.

WHAT IS THE PUEBLO PRODUCTION UNIT?
In film, television and media, ‘production’ refers to the tasks that must be completed or executed during filming. This includes tasks such as setting up scenes, the capture of raw footage, and usage of set designs, to name a few of the many pre-production tasks. Production is the second step in film creation. It follows the pre-production phase and evolves into the post-production stage.

We realize that education, training and certification are essential for a robust workforce in our local economy. Our Production Unit is designed to serve as a learning experience for those looking for opportunities in the film industry. It also serves as a resource for productions crews coming to Pueblo for a project. By strengthening our film ecosystem locally, we will have the staff and resources to teach the essentials of pre-production, production and post-production.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Pueblo Regional Film Commission aims to help foster the growth, sustainability, competitiveness and business attraction of Pueblo’s film, television and digital media industry. This in turn supports rural economic development, promotes tourism, employs Puebloans and brings diversity to our regional economy. The film industry directly employs skilled local workers, with many other businesses being impacted by production-induced spending, such as hotels, caterers and lumber companies.

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
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It is our hope that we can help educate and train individuals to work in the Motion Picture Industry. — Pueblo Regional Film Commission

The Pueblo Regional Film Commission is committed to providing opportunities for Puebloans to get their start in the film and television industry.

The Commission partners with Pueblo Community College and Colorado State University Pueblo to offer Film & TV Training Seminars (FTVTS). These two-day courses are designed to teach the basics of production assistant training, scheduling, wardrobe and costuming. In addition, the Commission is working with representatives of the military to bring veterans to these seminars.

For information about training opportunities contact the Pueblo Regional Film Commission.