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Greater Columbus Arts Council Wants More Film Produced in Columbus
The Greater Columbus Arts Council is tasked with promoting the patronage and support of a very wide spectrum of visual and performing arts groups, ranging from dance to music to theatre to sculpture....
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Old Machine Film Company Moves Downtown
The old Cherry’s Art Center at 59 East Spring closed its doors in 2012, leaving a lonely stretch of emptiness between High and Third Streets Downtown. Next month, the building will once again be home...
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Columbus Wants to Attract More Film Production to Region
John Travolta sightings over the past week have sparked a renewed public interest in local film production, but the effort to attract Hollywood (and non-Hollywood) projects to the city have been an...
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Columbus Film Summit Seeks Sustainable Industry
Yesterday in Franklinton, a full house of film buffs greeted Mayor Mike Coleman and members of Film Columbus, the Greater Columbus Arts Council, educators, filmmakers, politicians, vendors and other...
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Local Horror Shorts Haunt The Gateway
October is the time for terror – at least in 5 to 10 minute bursts. So thinks the Mid-Ohio Film Association (MOFA), anyway. Their Three Weeks of Terror program salutes the best short-form horror movies...
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