Don’t Spend More on your Film Education if You Don’t Have to
Quincy, Illinois is a river town and a border town, located in western Illinois along the Mighty Mississippi River. Quincy is part of a micropolis, a cluster of several area towns straddling the Mississippi, with a combined area population of over 100,000 people between Illinois and Missouri. Across the river lies Hannibal, Missouri, the boyhood home of writer Mark Twain and the inspiration behind the books Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. Beautiful countryside and access to big cities like Chicago and St. Louis make Quincy, Illinois a surprisingly convenient area for location filmmaking. If you want to be a film director, film producer, film editor, or cameraman, Quincy is not as remote from the scene as you might think--especially with FILM CONNECTION helping you.
Among the film/television productions shot in Quincy and the surrounding regions include films like The Informant, The Silence of the Lambs, and Mission: Impossible, as well as television shows such as Revolution 618 and the 2002 documentary Voices of the Veterans.