Youth Film Program 2
41 minutes
The Crested Butte Film Festival’s Youth Film Program offers a great lineup of educational, artistic and inspirational films for children. We screen a variety of international films that entertain, spark curiosity and bring awareness to worlds that may otherwise go unexplored. Youth Program will not only entertain but ignite children’s imaginations and creativity.
After the program we will go BEYOND THE SCREEN: the Trailhead Children’s Museum will offer hands on activities that deepen the connection with the films they have just seen. We also collaborate with Crested Butte Community School. Our Student Screening Committee is comprised of middle and high school students who are interested in film, filmmaking, art and writing. Committee members screened more than 75 films this year and made film selections through an online rating process including written critiques. The Crested Butte Film Festival also sponsors a film that will be screened for the entire school community during the school year.
This program has been generously sponsored by The Lange Family, The Hermanson Family and Crested Butte Rotary Club.
Use the playlist on the right to view all films & descriptions in this program
SOMETHING IN COMMON
Finding someone who understands you could be right around the corner.
Director Bio
Lori Kay Allred is the writer-director of this sweet 1:00 minute film titled “Something in Common”. Her other credits include co-director and co-screenwriter for the autobiographical film ""Remembering Us”, based on her experiences as a caregiver for her husband who suffered a traumatic brain injury in 2016. (He co-wrote and directed the film with her.)
Lori is a 30-year veteran working non-stop on films and national TV shows. One of her recent film credits is as production manager for Spike Lee's "BlackKklansman." Her short films “If Not Now” and “The Decision"" have distribution deals through the Shorts TV Network. She also has several scripts competing in festivals.Lori has multiple Emmys including a National Emmy for Food Network's “Guy's Fieri's Family Reunion.” She also has more than a dozen national Telly Awards and a New York Festival's Television and Film Award.
On any given day you can find Lori Allred producing, directing, writing, editing, casting and even live-switching a three camera interview.
Her long list of credits include HGTV’s Living Alaska, Bang For Your Buck, If Walls Could Talk, Food Network’s Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, Unwrapped, and Food Network Challenge, just to name a few.
Allred is one of the two principals of the film’s production company, Wine Dog Pictures.
- Year2019
- Runtime1 minutes
- CountryUSA
- RatingThe whole family (including children)
- DirectorLori Allred
Youth Film Program 2
41 minutes
The Crested Butte Film Festival’s Youth Film Program offers a great lineup of educational, artistic and inspirational films for children. We screen a variety of international films that entertain, spark curiosity and bring awareness to worlds that may otherwise go unexplored. Youth Program will not only entertain but ignite children’s imaginations and creativity.
After the program we will go BEYOND THE SCREEN: the Trailhead Children’s Museum will offer hands on activities that deepen the connection with the films they have just seen. We also collaborate with Crested Butte Community School. Our Student Screening Committee is comprised of middle and high school students who are interested in film, filmmaking, art and writing. Committee members screened more than 75 films this year and made film selections through an online rating process including written critiques. The Crested Butte Film Festival also sponsors a film that will be screened for the entire school community during the school year.
This program has been generously sponsored by The Lange Family, The Hermanson Family and Crested Butte Rotary Club.
Use the playlist on the right to view all films & descriptions in this program
SOMETHING IN COMMON
Finding someone who understands you could be right around the corner.
Director Bio
Lori Kay Allred is the writer-director of this sweet 1:00 minute film titled “Something in Common”. Her other credits include co-director and co-screenwriter for the autobiographical film ""Remembering Us”, based on her experiences as a caregiver for her husband who suffered a traumatic brain injury in 2016. (He co-wrote and directed the film with her.)
Lori is a 30-year veteran working non-stop on films and national TV shows. One of her recent film credits is as production manager for Spike Lee's "BlackKklansman." Her short films “If Not Now” and “The Decision"" have distribution deals through the Shorts TV Network. She also has several scripts competing in festivals.Lori has multiple Emmys including a National Emmy for Food Network's “Guy's Fieri's Family Reunion.” She also has more than a dozen national Telly Awards and a New York Festival's Television and Film Award.
On any given day you can find Lori Allred producing, directing, writing, editing, casting and even live-switching a three camera interview.
Her long list of credits include HGTV’s Living Alaska, Bang For Your Buck, If Walls Could Talk, Food Network’s Diners, Drive-ins and Dives, Unwrapped, and Food Network Challenge, just to name a few.
Allred is one of the two principals of the film’s production company, Wine Dog Pictures.
- Year2019
- Runtime1 minutes
- CountryUSA
- RatingThe whole family (including children)
- DirectorLori Allred