Factory 25
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Factory 25 is a Brooklyn-based independent film distribution and production company, founded by Matt Grady in 2009.
History
Grady founded Factory 25 after leaving a position as director of production at Plexifilm. The company's first release, Frownland, was the film that inspired Grady to create his own distribution company, as he believed other companies wouldn't distribute the film.[1]According to Grady, the origins of the name Factory 25 came from the factory number in Virginia where the original T206 Honus Wagner baseball card was printed, and from the Factory Records catalog number of the album Closer.[2]
Releases
According to Grady, Factory 25 focuses on releasing "conceptually provocative narratives and documentaries".[3]The films that Factory 25 produces and distributes are often microbudget features with nontraditional narratives. Factory 25 largely focuses on physical releases such as DVDs, Blu-Rays, VHS Tapes, CDs and Vinyl LPs. Factory 25 puts a great deal of attention into the packaging, design and presentation of their releases.[4]They have released compilations of films from filmmakers such as Joe Swanberg and Caveh Zahedi. The company also releases films theatrically, on VOD, digitally and more recently on streaming services such as Kanopy and Amazon Prime.
Filmography
Distributed By:
·In the Soup (1982)
·Hero (1983)
·Dutch Harbor - Where the Sea Breaks Its Back (1998)
·Songs for Cassavetes (2001)
·Funny Ha Ha (2002)
·High School Record (2005)
·We Go Way Back (2006)
·You Weren't There (2007)
·Frownland (2007)
·Altamont Now (2008)
·Make-out with Violence (2008)
·Until the Light Takes Us (2008)
·You Wont Miss Me (2009)
·Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo (2009)
·Brock Enright: Good Times Will Never Be the Same (2009)
·Impolex (2009)
·Wah Do Dem (2009)
·Rio Breaks (2009)
·Damon and Naomi: 1001 Nights (2009)
·All the Way from Michigan Not Mars (2009)
·Gabi on the Roof in July (2010)
·Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then (2010)
·Shit Year (2010)
·Two Gates of Sleep (2010)
·Vacation! (2010)
·N.Y. Export: Op. Jazz (2010)
·Convento (2010)
·I Am Secretly an Important Man (2010)
·The Oregonian (2011)
·The Zone (2011)
·The Color Wheel (2011)
·The Family Jams (2011)
·A Rubberband is an Unlikely Instrument (2011)
·The Other Side of Sleep (2011)
·Kids of Today (2011)
·Green (2011)
·Buttons (2011)
·Art History (2011)
·Silver Bullets (2011)
·New Jerusalem (2011)
·Fake It So Real (2011)
·Jobriath A.D. (2012)
·Kid-Thing (2012)
·Bad Fever (2012)
·Better Than Something: Jay Reatard (2012)
·Sun Don't Shine (2012)
·Pavilion (2012)
·Nancy, Please (2012)
·Marvin, Seth and Stanley (2012)
·Richard's Wedding (2012)
·Exit Elena (2012)
·Apocalypse: A Bill Callahan Tour Film (2012)
·Ape (2012)
·Francine (2012)
·First Winter (2012)
·All the Light in the Sky (2012)
·The Sheik and I (2012)
·The Voice of the Voiceless (2013)
·Boneshaker (2013)
·Privacy Setting (2013)
·Hellaware (2013)
·Bluebird (2013)
·Little Feet (2013)
·See You Next Tuesday (2013)
·Go Down Death (2013)
·Brothers Hypnotic (2014)
·Young Bodies Heal Quickly (2014)
·Christmas, Again (2014)
·Down in Shadowland (2014)
·Sex and Broadcasting (2014)
·Diamond Tongues (2015)
·Videophilia (and Other Viral Syndromes) (2015)
·Stinking Heaven (2015)
·Almost There (2015)
·Uncle Kent 2 (2015)
·Bloomin Mud Shuffle (2015)
·Come Down Molly (2015)
·Ma (2015)
·Homemakers (2015)
·The Arbalest (2016)
·All This Panic (2016)
·Icaros: A Vision (2016)
·No Light and No Land Anywhere (2016)
·For the Plasma (2016)
·Werewolf (2016)
·Sylvio (2017)
·Assholes (2017)
·The Show About the Show (2017)
·Sundowners (2017)
·Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story (2019)
·Jobe'z World (2019)
·Two Plains & a Fancy (2019)
·August at Akiko's (2019)
Produced By:
·Summer of Blood (2014)
·Applesauce (2015)
·Abby Singer/Songwriter (2015)
·Cooklyn (2016)
·Tormenting the Hen (2017)
·The Great Pretender (2018)
·Queen of Lapa (TBA)[5]
·You Mean Everything to Me (TBA)
Music Releases
·Brock Enright & Kristen Deirup - Torben (2010)
·DA! - Exclamation Point (2010)
·Tutu & the Pirates - Sub-Urban Insult Rock for the Anti-Lectual (2010)
Accolades
Factory 25 was named "Best Distributor" by The L Magazine in their "Best of Brooklyn 2013: Film" article.[6] Founder Matt Grady was named "One of the Most Influential People in Brooklyn Culture," by Brooklyn Magazine[7]
References
- ^ https://www.moviemaker.com/archives/articles/factory-25-trailblazer-tuesday/
- ^ https://www.moviemaker.com/archives/articles/factory-25-trailblazer-tuesday/
- ^ https://vimeo.com/blog/post/introducing-matt-grady/
- ^ https://www.interviewmagazine.com/film/factory-25-matt-grady
- ^ https://www.queenoflapa.com/
- ^ http://www.thelmagazine.com/2013/07/best-of-brooklyn-2013-film/
- ^ http://www.bkmag.com/2014/03/11/the-100-most-influential-people-in-brooklyn-culture/