"Rose Brooks Project SAFE" short film by Stephen Locke

Created by Stephen Locke Film and Video
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"The Harvester" short film by Joseph Pollock

The Harvester is a short horror/suspense film Director by Joseph Pollock, Directors of Photography TJ Baurain & Jesse Smith, Fabulous Features Matt Olson, Editor Joseph Pollock, Colorist TJ Baurain, Production Assistant Joe Knotts. Filmed on Canon 7D and T2i.

Riverkey Creative on "Startups: Made in Kansas City"

It's no coincidence that creativity is in their name. For ten years, Riverkey Creative has worked with clients developing 3D animations, graphics, video and film for the small screen of the web to the giant screens in sports arenas.

CinemaKC seeking help for move out of Screenland

We have to be out of Screenland Crossroads by May 20th. Just days away. With events planned out for the year, a new website about to launch, and a show about to start filming we find ourselves without a base. Please join us for our final two events with Screenland and help us raise the funds we need to maintain our operations for the next year.

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Aerial footage demo reel by Isaac Alongi

This is a quick reel for all my aerial stock footage of new york, miami, kansas city, chicago, seattle, antigua, nashville and cape town. FOOTAGE IS FOR SALE AT stockfootageaerial.com

"Writers Place" promo by Metaphor Media

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Crystal Parish interview with KC NoVA

Mother:Crystal Parish, whose son was shot March 12, 2012, asks young people in the city to stop their violence before their mother has to go on You Tube to tell her own story about losing a son. "We cannot sit in silence and let this go on anymore."

KC Symphony, Screenland "Hitchcock!" preview

Imagine watching scenes from classic films on a huge screen in Helzberg Hall, while your Kansas City Symphony performs the timeless soundtrack. That's the unforgettable experience of Symphony at the Movies. Alfred Hitchcock's films feature some of the most mesmerizing movie scores of all time, and his use of music has influenced generations of filmmakers. The Kansas City Symphony and Narrator Butch Rigby, owner of Screenland Theatres, take you on a haunting journey through several of Hitchcock's masterpieces, including To Catch a Thief, Strangers on a Train and Dial M for Murder, proving Hitchcock's theory that film music can play a role all its own.

Dewayne Keith Whitelaw family interview with KC Nova

Dewayne Keith Whitelaw

JCCC Journalism and Media Communications promo

See how students in a converged media program produce content for a campus radio station, TV & video programming, and student newspaper at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, Kansas.

Standees preview by Jack Poessiger

Which brings us to three of AMC’s previous old guard – former C.E.O. Peter Brown, Frank Rash and Doug Stone – who’ve founded a new company called DinePlex International. And yes, it involves the moviegoing experience, but no, not the way you’re used to it.

more at KC Confidential

Middle of the Map Film Fest preview by Timothy Finn

Ink’s Middle of the Map Film Fest, which opens tonight, will feature more than 25 films and documentaries, all at the Alamo Drafthouse, 1400 Main St.

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Fabulous Jules Verne Film Festival preview by Bill Blankenship

The Fabulous Jules Verne Film Festival will celebrate the novelist whose 19th century fiction became 20th century fact. The festival, organized as a successor event to the Godzilla & Friends Film Festival, will open Friday and continue Saturday in Room 112 of the Henderson Learning Resources Center on the campus of Washburn University at the northeast corner of S.W. 10th and Jewell Avenue. Admission is free.

more at the Topeka Capital Journal

Adam Roberts, Armour Theatre interview by Alexandra Bush

In nearly a century of existence, the theater at 408 Armour rd. in North Kansas City has seen its share of name-changes, hand-changes and conversions. Its doors have opened and closed and opened again, and were threatened once more this year.

more at the Northland Lifestyle

Jeff Tamblyn "Kansas vs. Darwin" preview

Jeff Tamblyn's award-winning 2008 documentary, Kansas vs. Darwin, has led to further work in the area of science's relationship to the public.

 more at Infozine

"Killing Michael Bay" short film by Jetpack Pictures

Two filmmaker's try to kill Bay for being Hollywood's worst director. Hilarity ensues.  Made in 2002.

"Music House School of Music" promo by Jetpack Pictures

Web Promo for Music House in Kansas City.

Lee's Summit West High School wins at Student Television Network National Convention

Lee’s Summit West High School broadcasting students recently captured awards at the Student Television Network’s (STN) national convention in March in Los Angeles, Calif. A total of 2,500 students from across the nation attended the event.

more at the Lee's Summit Lifestyle

"KC SmartPort Sizzle" promo by the KC Area Development Council

KC SmartPort Sizzle

Judith Levy "NV in KC" preview by Alice Thorson

Human nature is Judith Levy’s muse. As an artist, she has found endless inspiration in the lies we tell ourselves and others, the histories we invent, the facades we hide behind, and the feelings we disguise. Since joining the Kansas City art community four and a half years ago, Levy has won wide respect and admiration for her exploration of these themes in impeccably crafted works blending humor and social commentary.

more at the KC Star