Welcome to IFSOC

IFSOC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization EIN 26-0643145, based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Our mission is to support and promote independent filmmaking in the Pikes Peak region.

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The Indie Spirit Film Festival showcases the work of independent filmmakers in beautiful Colorado Springs, Colorado. ISFF is about filmmakers, audiences and film professionals establishing a relationship and supporting independent film.

The Annual Colorado Short Circuit Film Festival returns for a 8th consecutive year from Sept 6-8! This is a live event at the Ivywild School Event Center in Colorado Springs, CO.

Peak Film Forum offers the opportunity to meet others in the Colorado Springs area working or interested in the filmmaking process. Come network, and get constructive feedback on scripts and scenes.

Upcoming events

Cottonwood Center for the Arts

Fixing Food (2022) – Documentary Series at Cottonwood

FIXING FOOD tells stories of people who are working to lower our carbon footprint with impactful new ways to gather

Ivywild School

Special Screening: The Room (2003)

Johnny is a successful bank executive who lives quietly in a San Francisco townhouse with his fiancee, Lisa. One day,

Cottonwood Center for the Arts

The Divided Brain (2019) – Documentary Series at Cottonwood

A film which explores a radical new idea – is there an imbalance between our brain hemispheres that is affecting

Ivywild School

Colorado Short Circuit 2024

The Annual Colorado Short Circuit Film Festival has expanded to 3 Days and returns for an 8th consecutive year September

Cottonwood Center of the Arts

Reflections of the Living Dead (1993) – Documentary Series at Cottonwood

Tempe Entertainment is proud to present this feature-length ‘90s doc on the making of the seminal horror classic NIGHT OF

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We are about filmmakers, audiences and film professionals establishing a relationship and supporting independent film. Each year, ISFF has showcased an average of 50 films from all over the globe, covering a variety of subjects and genres. The festival has quickly become one of Colorado Springs’ largest film festivals, with numerous filmmakers and film fans attending screenings, Q & A sessions, filmmaker panels, parties and receptions.
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