Pittsburgh Filmmakers is one of the oldest and largest media arts centers in the United States.
This non-profit institution in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania began as a filmmaking-equipment access cooperative in 1971. That co-op is still a pillar of the organization, which now also includes an accredited school, three theaters (The Harris in the downtown Cultural District, the Regent Square in the neighborhood of the same name, and the Melwood Screening Room in North Oakland, located in the same building as the school) and the Three Rivers Film festival.
Read more about Pittsburgh Filmmakers: The Crumbling Wall, Foray Into 16 Mm, Phase 1, Phase 2, Modern Times
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