Boulder County film group could raise profile with international connections
BOULDER — The Boulder County Film Commission was recently accredited to join the Association of Film Commissioners International, which, according to the commission, “works on a global stage to support film commissions and promotes film production through education, networking, and advocacy.”
AFCI’s primary function is to encourage film and television production in its member cities.“Becoming a member of the AFCI will help the Boulder County Film Commission more aggressively promote and market Boulder as a prime destination for filmmakers and production companies from around the world,” BCFC said in a news release. “This is especially important as our community works to capitalize on the attention Boulder is receiving in anticipation of welcoming the Sundance Film Festival here in 2027.”
The Boulder County Film Commission was recently accredited to join the Association of Film Commissioners International, which, “works on a global stage to support film commissions and promotes film production through education, networking, and advocacy.”
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