




At Torchlight Studios, we are igniting a revolution in cinema, where innovation and creativity fuse to bridge the gap between education and industry. Our vision is to disrupt the status quo, inspiring a new generation of storytellers and pushing the boundaries of what film can achieve.
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Torchlight Pictures is where genre filmmaking comes alive with purpose. We craft thrilling, thought-provoking films that captivate audiences while making a statement. Rooted in the “fantastic stories of the Southeast,” our films use the power of genre to explore uncharted territories of narrative and meaning.
Torchlight Forge is the frontier of virtual production, a playground where technology meets imagination. This is our sandbox for the bold and visionary, where filmmakers and students work side by side with state-of-the-art tools to create the next wave of cinematic experiences. From virtual sets to immersive storytelling, we are redefining how stories are told, unleashing the full potential of virtual production to shape the future of film.
Torchlight Cinematheque curates an electrifying range of cinema that educates, inspires, and entertains. We bring together the most daring, transformative films from across the globe—classics, cutting-edge contemporaries, and avant-garde masterpieces—providing a space for dialogue and discovery. Our Cinematheque is a cultural hub where audiences and creators engage with the most impactful works in the history of cinema.

How the writer-director Alexander Ullom turned post-grad existential anxiety and a tiny budget into his breakout debut horror film.

Florida State University’s College of Motion Picture Arts celebrated the opening of its newly acquired movie theater with a special screening of “It Ends,” a feature created with support from the college and the help of students.

Florida State University has completed the acquisition of the Governor’s Square theater complex in Tallahassee, a significant milestone for the College of Motion Picture Arts.