by Doug Steed | Film History
Monument Valley, often referred to as the “8th Wonder of the World,” is iconic for a reason. Towering buttes, red desert-like landscapes, and rugged rock formations make this 27,000-square-mile land feel otherworldly. Not only is it a massive tourist attraction, but...
by Avalanche Studios | Film History
The Sundance Film Festival is a mecca for independent filmmakers, showcasing some of the most groundbreaking and thought-provoking films of the year. Founded in 1978 by Robert Redford, Sundance has evolved into one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world,...
by Avalanche Studios | Film History
7 Movies Filmed in Salt Lake City: High School Musical & More Utah has long been known as the place to film blockbuster movies, especially in the state’s capital, Salt Lake City. From teenage hits like High School Musical to emerging horror classics like...
by Avalanche Studios | Film History
Independent filmmaking has long been the heartbeat of creative storytelling, bringing fresh perspectives, bold narratives, and innovative visuals to the screen. Unlike major Hollywood studios, independent film production companies thrive on artistic freedom, pushing...
by Avalanche Studios | Film History, Tips and Tricks
In a recent episode of Creatives Grab Coffee, Dave Lindsay, the founder of Avalanche Studios, shared the remarkable story behind our Utah-based video production company with the teams at CGC and Lapse Productions. Founded in 2000, Avalanche Studios has grown from a...
by Avalanche Studios | Film 101, Film History
Utah’s film industry is thriving, with stunning landscapes and vibrant film communities that have made the state a sought-after location for filmmakers. Aspiring creatives looking to build a career in film have some excellent film schools in Utah that provide the...
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