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Pilot Films Corporation

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Pilot Films Corporation, also known as Pilot Films Company,[1] was a short lived American independent film production company founded in 1913.[2] The company was located at 120 School St. in Yonkers, New York.[3] A maker of silent films, the first film it released was The Blacksmith's Story (1913), directed by Travers Vale.[2] Producing more than thirty films in the year 1913, it made several films starring the actress Lottie Pickford.[2] In addition to making films at its studio in Yonkers, it also leased Balboa Films to create films in California;[4] including the 1913 film Hoodman Blind directed by James Gordon.[5]

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  1. ^ Jura & Bardin, p. 288
  2. ^ a b c Anthony Slide (2014). "Pilot Films Corporation". The New Historical Dictionary of the American Film Industry. Taylor & Francis. ISBN 9781135925611.
  3. ^ Codori, p. 102
  4. ^ Jura & Bardin, p. 17
  5. ^ Jura & Bardin, p. 27

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