Due to the delta variant, Backlot will not take place this fall but is on the books for May 14, 2022.
"Through this dedicated partnership between TriHealth Event Medicine, the Cincinnati Film Commission, and Gravity Diagnostics, each visiting production company has been able to safely and efficiently film in the Queen City," says Doug Harris Event Medicine of TriHealth
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Luca Guadignino and Timothee Chalamet have reunited for the new feature film, Bones and Al, filming in Cincinnati
In the year of the pandemic, Cincinnati’s film industry still received high accolades!
For the fourth year in a row, Cincinnati is one of the best cities to live and work in film!
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Don’t miss the chance to meet one of Hollywood’s brightest writers
Get to know a writer from Cincinnati’s Dark Waters and watch a new Film Cincinnati project on Netflix
#WeMakeEvents #RedAlertRESTART and #ExtendPUA represent a major call to action on today, imploring the US Congress to pass the RESTART Act (S.3814) as quickly as possible, offering economic relief to the Live Events Industry
Author Kathy Merchant has explored the women in Cincinnati's rich artistic landscape and has published a book- Imagineers • Impresarios • Inventors: Cincinnati’s Arts and the Power of Her. Order now. Film Cincinnati's Executive Director, Kristen Schlotman, is featured for cultivating film production in Cincinnati.
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4G Vision announces the theatrical release of THE BIG UGLY in more than 70 theaters and drive-ins across the US and the UK on Friday, July 24th. The film was shot on location in Kentucky, using more than 150 Ohio and Kentucky-based crew and cast.
A joint report from the DGA, SAG-AFTRA, IATSE, and Teamsters on COVID-19 safety guidelines to provide safe workplaces in a pre-vaccine world.
Covid-19 set safety recommendations white paper for download- Industry-Wide-Labor-Management Safety Committee Task Force
We are thrilled to announce a virtual happy hour with a very special guest- Christine Vachon.
Film Cincinnati has raised over $30,000 of funding from merchandise sales and donations from The McLane Foundation, The Haile Foundation, The Greater Cincinnati foundation, and The Kroger Co. Proceeds go towards $100 Kroger gift cards for all crew members.
Greater Cincinnati Foundation, McLane, Haile Foundations, Kroger making more gift cards available
Film Cincinnati is actively in discussion with productions that are eager to get boots on the ground once given the green light. In return, the organization has been talking to physicians, production companies, and government officials to define what a safe work environment looks like and acting as a leader in shaping the production world of the future.