Updated Nov. 2019 Infinite Perimeter Films is a project of the Association of International Activist Filmmakers AIAFilmmakers, founded in 2017. Our mission (should we choose to accept it), is to advance the profession and cause of activist filmmaking, music, writing, photography and art. All practices and plans are subject to change without notice. You’ve been noticed! Here’s how to Donate.
As a volunteer-run organization, we seek to support and expand creative minds with the goal of enhancing and improving quality of life. AIAFilmmakers is a private, not-for-profit, non-commercial federation of professional & non-professional researchers, practitioners and interested men and women, which has grown from circa 2008 Musicians4Freedom. Find out more.
Check out our recent interview with Beverly Grant, Healthy Eating Active Living, KGNU Independent Community Radio 88.5 & 1390 AM Boulder/Denver, 93.7 FM Nederland. We’re a small “boutique” family-run operation. We’re planning a grass-roots, slow-growth “word-of-mouth” style business model.
Our current effort seeks to be of service to the general community, especially women, people of color, people with disabilities, seniors, youth, LGBTQ communities, and impoverished people. We hope to provide a direct service/impact in all of these communities. We’re also engaged in the “the great commission.” What does that mean?
Film festival friends and volunteers are eligible to join AIAFilmmakers, AIAF. Submitters & judges are automatically enrolled (a $100 value). We’re working on the project over time with the goal to accommodate member interests.
For now, we’re in open enrollment at least through 2020. Try it out here. Keep us posted re: your experience and how we can improve.
“The protection of natural persons in relation to the processing of personal data is a fundamental right…” This blurb may be of interest to you, more. Infinite Perimeter Films makes limited use of our judges’ and submitters’ information via FilmFreeway in order to promote our film festivals and submitters’ creative work. This usage is pursuant to “fair use” as well as the Attribution-NonCommerical-ShareAlike 3.0 Generic license. Here’s more, Privacy.
The Colorado International Cannabis & Hemp Film Festival #CICHFF, The Colorado International Activism Film Festival #CIAFF, and The Colorado International SciFi & Fantasy Film Festival #CISFFF are three of our AIAFilmmakers projects in development. Check out Venues, Sponsors, Judges, Volunteers & Friends, here.
The majority of feature, documentary and independent submissions in our collections are under copyright. Therefore, it’s necessary for us to follow established policies and exercise caution in the use of these materials. As a rule, we hold private live screenings, but not public screenings of films, music, and other media submitted to us. While we are growing our film festival business, most screenings are lightly attended. We have acquired a Step & Repeat, just in time for #CIAFF 2019!
Festival attendees coming in from out of town should plan to make all of your own arrangements. In the past, we offered submitters, members, judges, and others, the opportunity to upload creative work in its entirety for viewing & voting by the public via our (hopeful) fiscal sponsorship, Denver Open Media and Comcast TV channels 56, 57, etc.
We’re discontinuing this service in 2019 due mainly to changes over there. Practices at DOM may be in flux, currently, more. That said, we’r happy to talk with submitters on a personal basis about screenings, donations and other opportunities via our continuing membership and relationship with DOM. In 2019, we’re working with Allegiance Films to screen Steve’s submission, Unprescribed, July 27th. Also, DOM.
Check out Colorado intl. Cannabis & Hemp Film Festival, #CICHFF 2018, which was held at Denver Open Media (DOM): vote online, also, online, program, PDF, poster, PDF, laurel, photos. Here’s our chat with Shareef Aleem for KGNU Metro, Thursday, 3/1/2018. Also, our team recently signed up as ambassadors with the The Human Longevity Project, THLP.
Posters & programs are available for award winners, while supplies last. Text/call us with your snail mail contact and we’ll send ’em off to you. Film festivals are very detailed, with lots of moving parts! We’re usually short staffed. Please allow a few weeks following the conclusion of the festival.
AIAFilmmakers is an independent private group. We seek to function as a forum to discuss matters of interest with our members. What is a Learned Society? Also here. Also here. We’re working on putting together by-laws, email marketing, etc. These efforts are in progress, currently. Pardon our dust! Learn more.
A former senior technical training & documentation specialist in recon for the defense, Sharlene Music aka Vengeancia digs deeply into the lamestream news to expose frequent misstatements and sometime lies of our so-called elected representatives. Sharlene supports a new investigation into the events of 9/11 and has been a signatory at Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, here. Sign the AE911Truth Petition.
After completing her undergraduate degree with emphasis in math, physics, and art, Sharlene earned a Masters in Instructional Technology at the University of Colorado, Denver. After that, she was awarded an assistantship at the Instructional Technology doctoral program at the University of Georgia. Recently, Sharlene was back at UCD College of Arts & Media Film & TV program to complete courses in scriptwriting, cinematography, production design, animation, film history, and film project management.
Sharlene has been employed in the private sector as a training & documentation specialist working mainly for software companies. Her experience includes storyboarding computer-based training as well as writing online help systems and technical manuals. She’s available, on occasion, to perform musically & provide narration for movies, audio books, and radio ads.
Sharlene was employed in the 90’s with defense contractors. She worked as Senior Technical Training and Documentation Specialist on assignment in Alice Springs, Australia. “Working at Alice Springs was fun! Nice people! Spying on everyone, unfortunately… but good-hearted! Too many polygraphs! I felt like Goldie Hawn in Private Benjamin (1980) when she says, ‘I wanna wear my sandals…!’
“Ultimately, I was not really cut out for defense work,” she says. Sharlene likes Ron Paul, Alex Jones, David Icke, George Carlin, even Zeitgeist! She says, “I like Occupy, even Greens.”
She says, “I like approaches that value private living people from all races, religions, walks of life, political parties, over “corpse” corporations. I like primitivism, minarchy, anarchy, self-government, liberty. I’m a Constitutionalist, but I’m not a voter or delegator. I’m a fan of Christianity and a follower of Jesus. As the Doobie Brothers sang, ‘Jesus is just alright with me!'”
Sharlene has made two music albums. Learn more. One is a radio recording titled, Live at Front Street Music, which is probably not easy to find on the internet. You can find her album, What You’re Headed 4 at iTunes, CDBaby and other distribution sites.
Thanks for investigating Infinite Perimeter Films, AIAFilmmakers and Musicians4Freedom. What’s your story? Learn about our film festivals. Questions? Comments? Please don’t hesitate to text/call Colorado, 720.298.1524 ROCK ON!
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