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The Santa Fe Film Institute offers non-profit fiscal sponsorship, mentorship, and consulting to selected independent film projects. The program allows filmmakers the opportunity to accept foundation support and tax-deductible donations to fund their film or project.
Watch the latest movies at Violet Crown Cinema, a cozy theater with a bar and cafe in Santa Fe.
Santa Fe Named #1 Best Places to Live & Work as a Movie Maker in North America From the article: “This majestic wonder returns for the second consecutive year to the top of our list of Smaller Cities and Towns, and after a year of upheaval in the film world, one thing remains steady: We…
World-class soundstages in Santa Fe, New Mexico. 2x 19,275 sq-ft stages. NC-25. 40' clear; 7,200A single phase power rating / stage; 25,000 sq-ft of production offices
Santa Fe opened on a double bill with the 'B' film Fury of the Congo (1951), a Jungle Jim movie starring Johnny Weissmuller -- "an opus of which nobody can be proud," the L.A. Examiner critic wrote. Producer: Harry Joe Brown
Randolph Scott is tougher than boot leather in this wild Western. The four Canfield brothers leave the South after the Civil War and one of them (Scott) take...
The birthplace and home for the Santa Fe International Film Festival, Santa Fe has improved with age. The nation's oldest capital city at over 400 years, is a nexus among the three historical trails that led here.
