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The Beverly and Jim Rogers Museum of Lone Pine Film Museum, located at 701 South Main Street in Lone Pine, California, celebrates and preserves the diverse movie history of Lone Pine, Death Valley and the Eastern Sierra. Read the Full Story
The Beverly and Jim Rogers Museum of Lone Pine Film Museum, located at 701 South Main Street in Lone Pine, California, celebrates and preserves the diverse movie history of Lone Pine, Death Valley and the Eastern Sierra. Read the Full Story
Wild West Theater
There's nothing more fun than getting to watch classic movies the way they were intended--on the big screen. The Museum's “Wild West Theater” screens classic movies, filmed right here in Lone Pine every Thursday and Friday nights at 7:00. If you ever happen to be vacationing near Lone Pine, you can call the museum at (760) 876-9909, find out what's playing and maybe catch a show or two. Read the Full Story
There's nothing more fun than getting to watch classic movies the way they were intended--on the big screen. The Museum's “Wild West Theater” screens classic movies, filmed right here in Lone Pine every Thursday and Friday nights at 7:00. If you ever happen to be vacationing near Lone Pine, you can call the museum at (760) 876-9909, find out what's playing and maybe catch a show or two. Read the Full Story
Lone Pine Short Film Festival
April 25th - 29th.
Now accepting submissions.
Inviting both filmmakers and the audience to experience their own relationship to the edge. Welcoming narrative, documentary, animated and student films under 30 minutes in length. We want films that startle the eye, filled with unique perceptions from the next generation, exploring the challenges of modern life that seek social, political and economic connections that spread across the urban and rural landscape. Read the Full Story
April 25th - 29th.
Now accepting submissions.
Inviting both filmmakers and the audience to experience their own relationship to the edge. Welcoming narrative, documentary, animated and student films under 30 minutes in length. We want films that startle the eye, filled with unique perceptions from the next generation, exploring the challenges of modern life that seek social, political and economic connections that spread across the urban and rural landscape. Read the Full Story
The Art of Buck Taylor
Preserving and celebrating the heritage of the American West is the driving force behind Buck’s career as a watercolor artist. On movie locations he found himself sketching and painting during breaks in filming.
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Much more than just quiet galleries - the musuem is a lively, year-round festival of art, ...READ MORECalendar of Events
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The First Annual Lone Pine Short Film Festival. April 25th – 29th 2012.Welcome to the Lone Pine Film Musuem!
Explore, the museum's extensive collection of real movie costumes, movie cars, props, posters, and other memorabilia. This collection tells the story of filming in the area in and around Lone Pine from the early days of the Round Up to the modern blockbusters of today such as Iron Man. While you're here, don't forget to make the short trip up Whitney Portal Road and take the Self Guided Tour of Movie Road and get a first hand look at real shooting locations of a great many motion pictures filmed in the beautiful Alabama Hills. You can download the Movie Road Self Guided Tour booklet from BLM here.
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