Postmodern Company Celebrates Their 20th Anniversary By Throwing a Fundraiser Gala!
On October 20, 2012 Postmodern Company (PMC), led by David
Emrich, President of Postmodern as well as historian and author of Hollywood, Colorado, a history of
filmmaking in Colorado in the early 20th century, roared into its
twenties by hosting over 200 clients, colleagues and friends for a night of
1920's themed festivities. This year, PMC
celebrated 10 years in the RiNo Art District, and 20 years serving the Denver
creative community. In conjunction with
the party, PMC held a silent auction that raised over $2,000 for the Colfax Community Network, and guests donated a substantial amount of crafts and
education supplies to the Resource Area For Teaching (R.A.F.T.) organization.
Emrich described the evening as a great success, and noted
“I am thrilled to celebrate this occasion with all the great people involved in
this industry! We could not have
accomplished this with out the tremendous efforts of our team, partners and
clients.”
Emrich, an industry veteran, founded PMC in 1992. A second-generation film professional and
third-generation Denver native, Emrich followed in his father's footsteps
through the backdoor of the film business. His father, Paul Emrich, a 40 year
film sound-man, was a decades long fixture at Western Cine, a film lab in Denver.
Since 1992, PMC has evolved into a one-of-kind partner for
agencies and corporate marketing departments in the Denver region. “Under one roof, we provide our clients with
creative production, editorial, color, motion design, sound, and radio. Additionally, we’ve expanded our offerings to
include a robust content management and distribution platform called Postmodern
Labs” Emrich notes. This arrangement
provides clients with tremendous efficiencies in time and money.
PMC has worked with clients on commercials, web video
campaigns, documentaries interactive media and feature films. It is this
diversity that allows the company to thrive in a competitive production and
post-production world. The company works on more than 100 projects a year with
clients such as JWT, Bellco Credit Union, Redstone College, the National
Science Foundation and Bechtel, among many others.
Emrich and the team have built up a large clientele in
Colorado, much like Hollywood built itself -- through film connections and
developing a name in the business. In the spirit of increasing the value
provided to clients, Emrich recently hired Director of Commercial Business
Development, Dave Momper and several tenured producers, including Ben Seymour,
to help with the company's expansion.
With the recent passing of Colorado Film Incentive bill,
HB12-1286, Emrich admits to having a very big vision for film in Colorado – re-establishing
the state as a national production and post-production front-runner and Denver
as a prominent city in the film industry. "Denver is a brilliant
city," Emrich said. "My mission, in a way, is to get people to
realize there is a rich pool of technical ability here for making and editing
films." After all, historically, Colorado was making films 10 years before
Hollywood existed.
For more information on Postmodern Company contact Dave Momper
at DavidM@postmodernco.com, or 303.539.7001. Postmodern is
located at 2734 Walnut St., Denver, CO 80205 and on the web at www.postmodernco.com.
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