Welcome to the ACT Human Rights Film Festival based in Fort Collins, Colorado!
The press team is here to help you set up interviews before and during the festival with ACT staff, filmmakers, talent, and special guests. We will do our best to accommodate all requests, recognizing it will not always be possible. In order to meet deadlines, we ask that you make requests in advance when possible. Electronic press kit materials for films are available upon request, via Dropbox.
Please contact:
Katherine Indermaur, Communications Director
katherine.indermaur@colostate.edu
970-491-3170
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Coloradan:
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Rocky Mountain Collegian:
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CSU’s virtual ACT Human Rights Film Festival makes connections March 19-28
Rocky Mountain Collegian:
ACT At Home keeps the community connected
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ACT At Home Features free films, live online discussions
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Coloradan:
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Rocky Mountain Collegian:
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Coloradan:
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KGNU News:
Outsources: The Queen of Ireland
Press Release:
Save the Date! The 2nd Annual ACT Human Rights Film Festival, April 14 – 21, 2017
ACT Human Rights Film Festival Pre-Fest Screening of What Tomorrow Brings with Beth Murphy
ACT Human Rights Film Festival Calls for Student Entries
Rocky Mountain Collegian:
Staff picks: Most anticipated films from the ACT Human Rights Film Festival
Wyoming News:
Second annual Human Rights Film Festival to be held in Fort Collins
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