join our mailing list
* indicates required

The Future of Independent Film

The Brooklynite in me wants to believe that the future of independent film is in a loft somewhere in Williamsburg where a couple of hipster dudes are hanging out, experimenting with crazy new ideas and drinking Pabst Blue Ribbon.

The proud small town girl in me would love to believe that the future of independent film is, indeed, in Caledonia, Missouri, as Purely Productions, LLC claims it to be.

This building in Caledonia (pop. 158) appears to be the Williamsburg loft of Southeast Missouri:

The Future of Independent Film, photo by smalltowngirl

The Future of Independent Film, photo by smalltowngirl

What kind of independent film company makes its home in a tiny Missouri town?

What kind of business has a posterboard business sign?

Maybe a smart one. The cost of living here is super low, and low overhead theoretically means more resources devoted to projects and less to paying the rent.

These guys have me curious…

Posterboard Sign, photo by smalltowngirl

Posterboard Sign, photo by smalltowngirl

The company’s website shows a small cast and crew who produced six short films in six months, but I couldn’t find any clips on YouTube. Does anyone out there know more about Purely Productions, LLC? Leave me a comment.

Related posts:

  1. Anticipating the Future; the Present Becoming the Past
  2. Caledonia, Missouri
  3. The New York Minute
  4. Picking Up Men in Small Town Missouri
  5. Farmington Farmers Market

2 comments to The Future of Independent Film

  • Once again, you have taught me something that I didn’t know about the area I have lived in for 37 years!

  • Did you know there was a horror flick filmed in Arcadia Valley? I haven’t seen it (partially because I don’t like scary movies and partially because I think it looks like a big pile of poo of a movie), but I thought you might be interested to know. I think a lot of it was filmed at the old hospital, which has recently been purchased by someone new, who looks to be remodeling…?

Leave a Reply

 

 

 

You can use these HTML tags

<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>