Professional, amateur filmmakers ready to get back to work.
Professional, amateur filmmakers ready to get back to work.
When the pandemic hit and the governor’s health order shut down most of the state, filmmakers were left wondering how long it would last.
Now those months of wondering are over, as set construction and small filming projects have resumed in the state.
While the industry as a whole has a long way to go, KOAT spoke to filmmakers who are thrilled to just be doing something again.
UNM Theatre and Dance Hosts Dance Historian and Scholar Clare Croft March 7th
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