Q&A with Hudson Valley Film Commission

Features & Interviews

HVFC Capture

Advertisement

Don’t Miss Out – Subscribe for FREE!

Laurent Rejto from the Hudson Valley Film Commission sits down with Miles Dobis to talk about exciting new opportunities coming up. Rejto works with many indie filmmakers, as well as on location filming, and they provide the crew within local directories, as well as casting through agencies or posting casting calls, as well as administrative work in fundraising and promotion.

Author

  • courtney lind

    Courtney Lind is the Director of Marketing for Destination Film Guide, where she develops content and communication strategies that connect film commissions and destinations with industry professionals. With a background in travel media and digital marketing, she manages brand outreach and helps showcase destinations as premier production locations.

Recently Posted

How a Derelict Air Force Base is Seeking to Become the Hollywood of the Midwest

Inside Flyover Film Studios, where five filmmakers turned a shuttered Illinois Air Force base into central Illinois’ bid to be the “Hollywood of the Midwest”

Read More

Beyond the Incentive: What Producers Should Know Before Choosing a Location

Film incentives can make a destination look financially attractive, but they rarely tell the full financial story. Permits, insurance requirements, weather risks, compliance rules and crew gaps can quickly change the actual price of a location.

Read More

Green Lights: Destinations Leading the Sustainable Production Movement

According to a report by the Sustainable Production Alliance (SPA), tentpole films averaged 3,370 metric tons of CO2e, or about 33 metric tons per shooting day, while small projects averaged 391 metric tons of CO2e.

Read More

What Are You Looking for?

free! Explore the Magazine

Recently Posted

How a Derelict Air Force Base is Seeking to Become the Hollywood of the Midwest

Inside Flyover Film Studios, where five filmmakers turned a shuttered Illinois Air Force base into central Illinois’ bid to be the “Hollywood of the Midwest”

Read More

Beyond the Incentive: What Producers Should Know Before Choosing a Location

Film incentives can make a destination look financially attractive, but they rarely tell the full financial story. Permits, insurance requirements, weather risks, compliance rules and crew gaps can quickly change the actual price of a location.

Read More

Green Lights: Destinations Leading the Sustainable Production Movement

According to a report by the Sustainable Production Alliance (SPA), tentpole films averaged 3,370 metric tons of CO2e, or about 33 metric tons per shooting day, while small projects averaged 391 metric tons of CO2e.

Read More

Advertisement

1