Carter Boehm founded and serves as president of Ponderosa Films in Vienna, Virginia. Over the course of more than five decades leading the company, Carter Boehm has served as the executive producer on a number of films. He has also managed the development of additional studios, including Yellowstone Film Ranch.
Several of the most prominent film studios in the world are also among the oldest. Warner Brothers, for example, was established in 1923. The studio, which has produced major hits such as Joker, The Dark Knight, and the Harry Potter series of films, revolutionized the film industry by patenting the Vitaphone process, which led to the first films with dialogue and a synchronized musical soundtrack.
Paramount Pictures is even older. The studio, known for touchstone projects like Titanic, Forrest Gump, and Iron Man, was established in 1912. The studio’s first feature-length film was released in 1914.
Universal Studios was also founded in 1912. Nordisk Film and Pathé, meanwhile, were established in 1906 and 1896, respectively.
Gaumont Film Company is not only the oldest studio in the world, but is often considered the very first. A French studio, Gaumont frequently collaborates with other companies on productions, co-productions, and distribution deals for both film and television.
