JSB Cinema

05/12/2024

Love is what happens when you make other plans 🤍
Now presenting William & Briana: The Stokvis Wedding 💍

For booking and availability, please visit us at JSBCinema.com

Photos by Austin James Photography
Venue: Woodlands Colorado
Wedding Planner: Brandi Baldwin with Cheers Wedding Planning
DJ: Jake with Colorado Wedding Productions
Floral: Olde Town Flower Shoppe
Catering: Rocky Mountain Catering
Cake: Sweets & Treats by Laura
Pet Sitting: Love is a Pittie
Drinks: Peak Beverage
Video: JSB Cinema

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04/12/2024

You came into my life at exactly the right time 🤍
Now presenting Nick & Ashley: The Twilbeck Wedding 💍

For booking and availability, please visit us at JSBCinema.com

Photos by Dax Photography - Montana Wedding & Portrait Photographer
Venue: Pinecrest Weddings & Event Center
Catering: Stoke Coal Fire Pizza
Video: JSB Cinema

19/11/2024

Attention 2025 Brides & Grooms 🎉
Book your 2025 wedding vendors as soon as possible! We've already received over fifteen inquiries for June 2025 ALONE and many more for next year's wedding season. One of the hardest things for us is when we have to inform a wedding client that we are already booked for their special date. DON'T LET THAT BE YOU - book today and celebrate with us while we film your big day!
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12/10/2024

Welcome to the CAE Pueblo Training Center: The Gateway to Air Force Aviation.
CAE operates and delivers the U.S. Air Force Initial Flight Training (IFT) program. The IFT program provides introductory flight training for all U.S. Air Force aviation candidates. Known as the “Gateway to Air Force Aviation”, our state-of-the-art training facility in Pueblo, Colorado, supports Headquarters Air Education and Training Command (HQ AETC) with initial flight training for every U.S. Air Force aviation candidate. This means that all future U.S. Air Force pilots and remotely piloted aircraft operators start their aviation careers and receive flight instruction as part of the IFT program now managed by CAE Pueblo Training Center.
Special thanks to David Hayden Photography and CAE for entrusting us with capturing CAE in Pueblo.
Visit CAE online for more information:
https://www.cae.com/defense-security/what-we-do/training-centres/usaf-initial-flight-training-ift/

12/08/2024

"The journey that has led me to you." 🤍
Now presenting James & Madi: The Pfeiffer Wedding 💍

For booking and availability, please visit us at JSBCinema.com

Photos by Haylee B Photo
Venue: Meditations Weddings & Events
DJ: DJ Connections
Video: JSB Cinema

15/07/2024

We're big animal lovers over here at JSB 🥰
Our two pups, Levi & Gwen, were adopted from PAWS FOR LIFE/ANIMAL WELFARE AND PROTECTION SOCIETY and we're so grateful for them! 🐾

We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to JSB Cinema for their kindness and generosity as a PUPPY LOVE Sponsor for our PINTS FOR PAWS fundraiser. Your support enables us to continue our mission of helping homeless animals in our community and giving them the second chance that they deserve.

For information on sponsorship opportunities or attending PINTS FOR PAWS, please visit our website at: https://pawspueblo.org/events/pints-for-paws/

10/07/2024

This is going to look incredible! We are excited to be capturing this project and can't wait for the final result 🙏

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**
Pueblo Parks and Recreation Announce Artists and Murals for New Elizabeth Street Parkway Slab Project

Pueblo Parks and Recreation partnered with Colorado Lottery to update the Elizabeth Street Parkway Outdoor Basketball Courts, also known as the “Slab.” Four selected designs are officially ready for public reveal with each of the designs receiving compensation of $2,500 per court provided by Colorado Lottery funding.

“We are excited to announce the four winning artists along with revealing the designs we will be able to unveil at the completion of the Slab project in September,” said Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation Mike Sexton. “The Slab is such an important part of our basketball community here in Pueblo, so updating the facility and incorporating art into the new courts will be an exciting new feature that brings in the next generation of basketball players.”

In June of 2023, artists and art teams were invited to submit up to four examples of art that were relevant to the project. An important note to artists included the court lines such as boundary lines, free throw lanes, three-point arc and half court line would be aligned over each mural by a court resurfacing contractor.

The winning mural artists include Tia Monson, Anthony Marinucci, Jazelle Bustos and Chloe Kelly. Each design by the artists is unique to their own style and depicts the love of Pueblo, of basketball or a mix of both themes.

Monson is a Pueblo-based artist who has been creating for the past 35 years, specializing in murals over the past five years. Monson has completed more than 20 murals on the Arkansas River Levee. Monson’s mural has the Colorado Lottery logo in place of a basketball along with large “PUEBLO” lettering.

Marinucci is a Pueblo-based artist who has dedicated the past 20 years to his passion for photography and graphic art outside of his career as Senior Manager of Financial Planning and Analysis at EVRAZ North America. Marinucci has been a player at the Slab in 3V3 leagues, pickup games and coached his son playing at the Slab. His entry has both the Colorado Lottery logo and the Pueblo sun incorporated along with the Rocky Mountains and the steel mill outline.

Bustos is a proud graduate of Marymount Manhattan in New York and enjoys artistic innovation and community involvement. She is dedicated to using her artistic expression as a catalyst for positive change, storytelling and cultural celebration. Bustos’ mural has an outstretched hand reaching for a basketball along with a splattered paint look of dynamic color contrast.

Kelly is a local artist and creates works with vibrant colors, dynamic forms and capturing the essence of movement. She is an artist who believes her art pieces are a creative expression of the inspiration life offers through time. Kelly’s mural incorporated “PUEBLO SLABS” in graffiti art lettering, many colors and an abstract depiction of a basketball player.

“The Conservation Trust Fund, which receives 40% of Colorado Lottery proceeds every year, supports every municipality in the state, based on population. We could not be more thrilled to see our Lottery dollars at work on such an important project right in our backyard, the Lottery's corporate headquarters of Pueblo,” said Tom Seaver, director of the Colorado Lottery. “These new and improved SLABS will help ensure it continues to a place the community gathers for years to come, while celebrating the amazing local artists in Pueblo.”

In addition to the court resurfacing, the Slab update project includes new post-tension concrete slab, new posts, backboards, hoops, benches and upgraded LED lighting. The total estimated cost of the project is $500,000, made possible by Colorado Lottery funds and their commitment to outdoor recreation in Pueblo.

The court updates began on Monday, June 24 and the completion date for the project is anticipated by the end of September. Pueblo Parks and Recreation along with the Colorado Lottery look forward to inviting the public to celebrate with a ribbon cutting and grand re-opening of the Slab.

To read the full press release please visit https://www.pueblo.us/CivicAlerts.aspx?CID=1

19/06/2024

The "Flirt H2" Hydrogen passenger train has left Colorado for the last time as it heads to its final destination in California. To recap and learn about the world record achievement that Stadler accomplished a few months ago right here in Pueblo Colorado, check out the video below! Thank you to Stadler for having us film this incredible achievement 🏆

https://youtu.be/5Aco2hgVlRQ?si=6AefM9c4VbtKbKwZ

29/03/2024

From James Bartolo of the Pueblo Chieftain, "Pueblo was the site of a world-record achievement last week, as a Swiss company's hydrogen-powered train traveled farther than any of its predecessors." 🏆

Pueblo was the site of a world-record achievement last week, as a Swiss company's hydrogen-powered train traveled farther than any of its predecessors.