Articles by KC Jubilee
Founded in 1996, the Kansas City Filmmakers Jubilee is a non-profit organization promoting independent filmmaking in the Heartland. The Jubilee presents the Kansas City FilmFest each year in April.
KC Filmmakers Jubilee founder Fred Andrews has been profiled in the Winter: 2009 edition of Today, published by the University of Central Missouri.
Read the full interview online.
Discover what happens when America’s two greatest indigenous art forms meet – CinemaJAZZ explores Films …
In Film Festival Secrets‘ first podcast, Chris Holland interviews Fred Andrews, president of the KC Filmmakers Jubilee.
It runs just under 21 minutes. Check it out!
For the first time in the KC Filmmakers Jubilee history, the 2009 will be held outside Westport. The Venue for the 2009 Festival is the renovated Main Street Theater in the Power & Light District, now owned and operated by AMC Entertainment, Inc.
For more information on the Empire and AMC Entertainment, visit [...]
FilmFestKC, the oldest film festival in Kansas City, has agreed to combine with Kansas City Filmmakers Jubilee and create a single film extravaganza called Kansas City FilmFest. The new festival will be held in April each year, combining the programming strengths of each group. The joint venture will continue the Jubilee’s strong focus on local [...]
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