The first EPIC camera delivered to Colorado, owned by film producer Meryem Ersoz, on the set of Mind's Eye

Mind's Eye is the first major film shot in Colorado using 3D technology with RED Digital Cinema Cameras.

The film stars screen legend Malcolm McDowell and Dean Cain, along with newcomers Izzie Steele and Andrew Trainor. 

Mind's Eye is a psychological thriller, a mind-bending film about Mattie Carver, a young high school musician who finds that space and time are collapsing around her, triggered by the resonant sound of her violin.

Mattie is further confounded by the mysterious

appearance of two shadowy men in black, who attempt to instruct her on the shifting nature of her perceptions.

Malcolm McDowell with the sound department of Mind's Eye

Aided by her high school science teacher, the school psychologist, and her closest friends, Mattie must take a journey through the looking-glass of the mind's eye and unravel the mysteries of perception, memory, and loss. Mattie must find the truth in a constantly morphing reality, before it slips away from her forever.

www.minds-eyemovie.com 

Karen and Sam Morrison have been running their successful shop in Victor, Colorado for the past 21 years, manufacturing and selling quality custom handcrafted historical items. All of the products are hand-made and use no mass production and only utilize antique equipment, tools, and techniques that were available 100 years ago.  No wonder they have been called upon by the likes of Martha Stewart, The Smithsonian, and several feature films ("Little Women" requested their hand-made tree ornaments).  Aside from their famous brooms, the Morrison's also specialize in beeswax candles, custom tin ware, and cookie cutters.  One of the most requested products for filmmakers are the hand crafted period tin cans, circa 1850-1920.  The labels on the cans are color copy reproductions of amazing quality and are perfect for period films.  An order of 3-4 cans can be purchased and ready immediately, while orders of more than four cans require a longer time frame to produce.  Karen Morrison welcomes filmmakers to her shop and website www.VictorTradingCo.com.

"All we can say is that we are thrilled when [filmmakers] find us and we are very willing to work with them for their unique needs. It is always fun to find out what the film is and what they will be doing with our products. Then we have bragging rights, that we were part of it!"

Pagosa Springs has a lot to offer as a film location. Three million acres of wilderness and national forests, high desert plateaus, Rocky Mountains, and a world-famous hot springs are just the beginning. Located just 35 miles north of the New Mexico border and along the Western slope of the Continental Divide, the surroundings of Pagosa Springs are a lot to take in at once. There is a local airport for private pilots, and the Durango Airport is only a 60-mile drive to the West.

Mary Jo Coulehan, Executive Director of the Pagosa Springs Area Chamber of Commerce, says, "Pagosa Springs offers a variety of terrain and lifestyle from rustic to trophy homes.When you film in Pagosa Springs you can work with individuals that are intimately knowledgeable about the area and can make your filming easy with securing site locations, lodging accommodations, and permitting.  With the newly formed Four Corners Film Office, not only will you have access to local talent, but easily accessible regional talent in a wide range of skills."

You can find Mary Jo Coulehan's contact information on our Community Contacts page.