To help you pick the perfect location to film in Colorado, we invite you to use our Searchable Locations Database.

There are more than 100 local Community Contacts that are available to assist you in your location search. Also make sure to check out Colorado Location Managers & Scouts listings.

Governor Ritter Signs HB 1010

We had an incredible turnout to see Governor Ritter sign HB-1010 at The Denver Studio Complex! The signing of the bill created the new Office of Film Television and Media within his Office of Economic Development & International Trade, effective July 1, 2009.

Our bill sponsors Representative Tom Massey, former Representative Anne McGihon, Senator Nancy Spence and Senator Dan Gibbs all gave personal remarks describing their commitment to the industry and continuing to support its development in Colorado.

We want to thank our event sponsors for making the event possible:

Lighting Services Inc. - Multimedia Audio Visual - The Opera Shop - Buen Provecho Catering - Engineer at Large, Inc.

Leeds 2009 Economic Study
The Leeds Business School at the University of Colorado has completed an economic study that shows an expanded incentive program will generate a significant amount of new film business in Colorado.

Colorado Film Festival Information
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Film Related Events In Colorado
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The Colorado Film Incentive Program rebates 10% of the below the line cost of producing a film, documentary or television program when that project is produced and filmed in Colorado.

Production companies must spend a minimum of 75 per cent of their below-the-line budgets in Colorado and a minimum of 75 per cent of their payroll on Colorado residents to qualify for the rebate.

All production companies seeking to participate in the Colorado Film Incentive Program must complete and submit a Statement of Intent Application to the Colorado Film Commission, which will review applications for the Colorado Economic Development Commission.