It’s a good question. Catholic film professionals are pretty widely flung around the continent, even if there are the typical concentrations you find in major industry centres. I would say keep your eye on who is doing the kind of work you want to be doing (in terms of genre, style, storytelling, visual quality etc) and don’t be afraid to reach out to them via email.
From what I see, some of the most interesting and maverick Catholic film work is coming out of Texas and the Midwest. It’s not necessarily just about the major hubs. One of your best bets is to connect through online communities. Feel free to email me (catholicfilmmaker at gmail), and I’ll connect you with a Facebook group that’s pretty active.
It’s a good question. Catholic film professionals are pretty widely flung around the continent, even if there are the typical concentrations you find in major industry centres. I would say keep your eye on who is doing the kind of work you want to be doing (in terms of genre, style, storytelling, visual quality etc) and don’t be afraid to reach out to them via email.
From what I see, some of the most interesting and maverick Catholic film work is coming out of Texas and the Midwest. It’s not necessarily just about the major hubs. One of your best bets is to connect through online communities. Feel free to email me (catholicfilmmaker at gmail), and I’ll connect you with a Facebook group that’s pretty active.