Logan Crow Email & Phone Number

Santa Ana, Ca, Us

The Frida Cinema is Orange County's only independent, 501(c)(3) not-for-profit film theatre dedicated to enriching, connecting, and educating communities through the art of cinema. We meet that mission with curatorial programming focused on independent, foreign, and documentary cinema; by curating special events that incorporate film with live music and multimedia art; by collaborating with independent organizations and theatres in shared community events; by supporting with collaborative screenings the efforts and dreams of student filmmakers; and by welcoming guest speakers such as filmmakers and film historians to speak to audiences as part of their cinematic experience. Programming beyond our four walls includes the Sunnyside Cemetery summer classic film series; CineMOLAA (in collaboration with Museum of Latin American Art); Watch this Book; and educational screening lectures to organizations such as senior citizen-focused Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.

Santa Ana, Ca, Us

I am currently proud to serve as a Board Member for Orange County LGBT Pride, a community non-profit organization founded with the mission to strengthen the identity of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community within Orange County.

I am proud to serve on the Board of Directors for Arts Orange County. Arts OC is the independent nonprofit arts council for Orange County, California, dedicated to sustaining, strengthening, and advancing its creative ecology. Designated by the County as its official local arts agency, Arts Orange County is our community’s leading advocate and service provider for the arts and arts education. https://artsoc.org/

Long Beach, California, Us

Popular Southern California event Long Beach Zombie Walk is now going on its fifth year, after smashing the World Record with over 14,000 participants in October, 2011. This free community event takes place the Saturday before Halloween every year, and incorporates a variety of multimedia elements ranging from local-to-large-scale musicians, spoken word, performance art, graphic arts, and of course, costuming and makeup. The event was founded in 2008 with the simple intent to bring together local artists in a fun and engaging way at the Halloween season, and has quickly grown to be Southern California's premiere one-night-only, free, and all-ages Halloween event.

MondoCelluloid.com was a one-stop, comprehensive resource for repertory, "cult,"​ and midnight film screenings throughout Los Angeles. Founded in an effort to support Los Angeles'​ surviving single-screen repertory movie houses, the site grew to feature reviews and interviews, and to produce special events and screenings of its own. MondoCelluloid.com was a producer of the popular annual event Long Beach Zombie Walk, as well as the popular series of "cult classics" Mondo Midnights at the Art, held at the legendary 380-seat Art Theatre of Long Beach, built in 1924 and officially the oldest single-screen movie house in L.A. county still in operation. MondoCelluloid.com has screened over 100 film classics at the Art, and nearly all on archival 35mm prints.