MISSION & OBJECTIVE
The Indie Spirit Film Festival is an annual event for filmmakers (professionals and students) and film lovers alike, with a superb program of feature films, shorts, docs, and animation from around the world. Indie Spirit also has sub-themes in which Native American and Colorado films are showcased.

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The INDIE SPIRIT FILM FESTIVAL (ISFF) showcases the work of independent filmmakers amidst the mountainous backdrop of Colorado Springs, Colorado, just one hour south of Denver.

ISFF is about filmmakers, audiences, distributors and film professionals establishing a relationship and supporting independent film.

ISFF has showcased an average of over 100 films from all over the globe, covering a variety of subjects and genres in its first five years. The festival has quickly become Colorado Springs' largest film festival, with numerous filmmakers and film fans attending screenings, Q & A sessions, filmmaker panels, parties and receptions.

Boasting a broad, unrestricted selection of films, ISFF presents genre-specific awards, as well as Best Short, Feature, Documentary and Festival Director's Choice. Several films from previous years have achieved further success on the festival circuit and many films from all four years are in distribution.

Now in its 6th year, the 2013 Indie Spirit Film Festival will take place October 3-6, 2013 in Colorado Springs.

ORGANIZERS
Jim Turner (Director); Chris Loud (Director); Matthew Stevens (Director) ; Gina Perenchio (Programmer) ; Steve Kurtz (Programmer)