Cinema Libre Studio

Cinema Libre Studio is a film production and distribution company based in Burbank, California. The company employs 33 people and generates annual revenue of $2 million. Cinema Libre Studio specializes in producing and distributing narrative and nonfiction films focused on social issues. Their services encompass the entire film lifecycle, from production and co-production to post-production, domestic and international distribution, acquisitions, marketing, and even film activism. The studio boasts a successful track record, having released over 150 films since its inception in 2003. They have worked on numerous award-winning projects, including the Sundance Audience Award-winning "FUEL," "THE END OF POVERTY?," Rachid Bouchareb's "LONDON RIVER," and Oliver Stone's "SOUTH OF THE BORDER." Currently, they are developing John Perkins' best-selling memoir, "CONFESSIONS OF AN ECONOMIC HIT MAN," into a feature film. Notably, Cinema Libre Studio recently relocated to the former THX offices in Burbank, where they have expanded their post-production capabilities to provide specialized film finishing services aimed at maximizing international sales. For further information or inquiries, contact Cinema Libre Studio via email at [email protected]. Their blog can be found at http://cinemalibrestudio.com/clsblog/, and they are also active on Facebook at www.facebook.com/cinemalibrestudio and Twitter at www.twitter.com/cinemalibre.