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Shortly after forming All Night Production Studios, the company made it's first feature film titled "''The Ballistics''". The company got its first big press boost from [[KTVI]] on July 14th, for the [[premiere]] of that same film. |
Shortly after forming All Night Production Studios, the company made it's first feature film titled "''The Ballistics''". The company got its first big press boost from [[KTVI]] on July 14th, for the [[premiere]] of that same film. |
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A few months later in August of '06, Brent and All Night were able to strike a documentary deal with the NCERC ([http://www.ethanolresearch.com/ The National Corn-To-Ethanol Research Center]). The company was able to provide training materials for the NCERC, in turn the facility let All Night do a [[documentary]] about the inner workings of the facility and the [[Ethanol]] process. The final documentary video was dubbed, "''The Corn-To-Ethanol Process''". At that very same time, All Night also began began production on their first short film, "''Inspiration for A Daydream''". |
A few months later in August of '06, Brent and All Night were able to strike a documentary deal with the NCERC ([http://www.ethanolresearch.com/ The National Corn-To-Ethanol Research Center]). The company was able to provide training materials for the NCERC, in turn the facility let All Night do a [[documentary]] about the inner workings of the facility and the [[Ethanol]] process. The final documentary video was dubbed, "''The Corn-To-Ethanol Process''". At that very same time, All Night also began began production on their first short film, "''Inspiration for A Daydream''". Both, short film and documentary premiered at the 32nd Annual High School Theatre Fest Film Festival at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Campus.<ref name="Theatre Festival>{{cite web | url=http://www.illinoistheatrefest.org/main.htm | title=32nd Annual High School Theatre Fest Film Festival | accessdate=2011-02-08 | author=The Illinois Theatre Association | date=January 5-7, 2007}}</ref> |
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| Company type | Subsidiary of All Night Production Studios, Inc. |
|---|---|
| Industry | Film |
| Founded | Bethalto, Illinois, U.S. (January 16, 2006) |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Brent Madison, President / Chief Operating Officer Matt Stemmley, Vice President |
| Products | Motion pictures, commercials, Music Videos |
| Services | Commercial, Corporate, Event |
| Owner |  ANPS 100% (Private) |
| Parent | ANPS Inc. |
| Subsidiaries | Cerium Sound, Liquid Crystal Pictures |
| Website | www.AllNightPictures.com |
All Night Pictures, a subsidiary of All Night Production Studios, Inc., is an independent film production company that operates out of the State of Illinois.
Founded on January 16, 2006, the privately held company is made up of five equal co-owners. Those owners are Brent Madison, Matt Stemmley, Tyler Warren, Michael J. Hauser, and Doug Pearson. The company specializes in Motion Picture film production and development, commercial services, Music Video production services and distribution of those products and by-products.[1]
A Brief History
Shortly after forming All Night Production Studios, the company made it's first feature film titled "The Ballistics". The company got its first big press boost from KTVI on July 14th, for the premiere of that same film.
A few months later in August of '06, Brent and All Night were able to strike a documentary deal with the NCERC (The National Corn-To-Ethanol Research Center). The company was able to provide training materials for the NCERC, in turn the facility let All Night do a documentary about the inner workings of the facility and the Ethanol process. The final documentary video was dubbed, "The Corn-To-Ethanol Process". At that very same time, All Night also began began production on their first short film, "Inspiration for A Daydream". Both, short film and documentary premiered at the 32nd Annual High School Theatre Fest Film Festival at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Campus.[2]
In 2010, All Night Pictures set a company first, bringing in more than ten times the capital it did in 2009. The rapid growth was spurred by an increased client base, which continues to expand. 2010 also brought around the creation of two new divisions under the All Night banner; the Production Design Dept. and Intellectual Property Divisions.
The company stands to grow its feature film and television divisions over the coming 2011 year to tackle all of the creative concepts that the five owners have placed in front of it.
The Studio’s 2011 slate includes productions like Dart Night, Official Number Three, The Dead Light District, At First Glance, and Split Decision.[3]
Film Titles
| Film | Year Released |
|---|---|
| Harvest | 2011 |
| The Door | 2011 |
| Home in The Heartland Trailer | 2010 |
| House Rules | 2009 |
| The Figure of Authority | 2008 |
| Jealousy | 2008 |
References
- ^ http://www.thetelegraph.com/articles/five-49354-full-film.html
- ^ The Illinois Theatre Association (January 5–7, 2007). "32nd Annual High School Theatre Fest Film Festival". Retrieved February 8, 2011.
- ^ http://allnightpictures.com/About.html
- ^ http://www.imdb.com/company/co0200470/
External links
- Harvest Official Website
- The Door Official Site
- Home in The Heartland Official Site
- Jealousy Official Website
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