Event Details

Hours and Location:

Doors open at 6:30pm for film starts at 7:00pm

Riverwalk Center
150 W Adams Street Breckenridge, CO, 80424

This is the host page for all individual films and ticket links. To purchase tickets, simply find the film you want to see and click “tickets.”
Reminder, your ticket may include more than just the film you pick as we show shorts before many of our films. You may also purchase tickets by phone 970.547.3100 from 12-7pm Tuesday-Sunday or purchase tickets in person at the Riverwalk Center or Old Masonic Hall.

Please note many of our films are part of “blocks.” Shorts may be shown before or after a feature film; comedies may be paired with dramas. When you choose a film, note that it is most likely paired with other films. Individual tickets will have the block name rather than the individual film.
If you are a pass-holder, check in which block your chosen film resides. We ask that you stay for the entirety of the block and enjoy all our films!

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August 17, 2019

Keystone Science School Girls in STEM

August 17, 2019/ PR BFF

Free Special Programming

12:30 pm | Block of Short Films | BRECKENRIDGE THEATER | 121 S. Ridge St.
Elise Scanlan
Production Coordinator on Frozen II, Characters & Lighting Departments
The Walt Disney Company - Elise Scanlan is a Summit County native and former Day Camp Coordinator at Keystone Science School.

Film Synopsis : See young filmmakers in action! After a weekend of work with professional and student mentors attending the Breck Film Fest, students participating in the Girls in STEM program will showcase their stop-motion animation films.
WHY FOSTER FEMALES IN THE FILM INDUSTRY?
“Film is a magical medium allowing artists to tell stories that transport the audience from their seats to new places. Through the lens of cinema, one can sneak through the halls of Asgard or Pod Race over the sands of Tatooine. Stories told on screens both big and small have a major influence on our very perception of the world.

Breck Film | Eclipse Theater

Since its opening event in 1981, the Breckenridge Film Festival has celebrated the art of filmmaking. Each year a unique and varied array of independent films, premieres, receptions, educational programs and retrospectives honoring featured guests takes place high in the Colorado Rockies.