Basement Films
Albuquerque, Albuquerque Metro
Basement Films is a volunteer-run, micro-cinema supporting under-represented forms of media through public screenings, workshops, lectures and an annual film festival (since 1991). We are committed to expanding the statewide conversation about movie making to include alternative cinematic histories.
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Basement Films is a volunteer-run, micro-cinema supporting under-represented forms of media through public screenings, workshops, lectures and an annual film festival (since 1991). We are committed to expanding the statewide conversation about movie making to include alternative cinematic histories.
Basement Films produces programs/screenings with traveling filmmakers, we conduct youth-oriented film and video making workshops at regional charter schools, universities and community centers, and we produce an annual, international experimental film festival called Experiments in Cinema (every year in mid April). This 4 day event screens short, experimental films from around the world. Additionally, we travel the festival around the state as a way of introducing audiences (and young filmmakers) to cinematic experiences that they might not otherwise have an opportunity to see.
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About Basement Films
Basement Films is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit based in Albuquerque, Albuquerque Metro, with a focus on arts & culture. The organization was founded in 1991. The organization primarily serves the Albuquerque area and surrounding Albuquerque Metro communities.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where does Basement Films operate?
- Basement Films operates in Albuquerque, Albuquerque Metro, New Mexico.
- When was Basement Films founded?
- Basement Films was founded in 1991.
- How can I learn more about Basement Films?
- Visit Basement Films online at http://www.basementfilms.org for information about programs, services, and ways to get involved.
