Bulleit returned to this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, bringing the its latest Frontier Works project, The Bulleit 3D Printed Frontier Lounge.
In collaboration with the architecture and design practice FAR frohn&rojas, the 3D fabrication team at Machine Histories, bartender Melissa Markert, and robotics pioneer from Print A Drink, Bulleit brought the experience to a series of private invite-only events, including 25th anniversary celebration of “In Living Color,” at Studio 525. Markert and a team of other well-known New York bartenders served some of the world’s first 3D printed cocktails while music from DJs Odalys and Angel and Dren and high-tech lighting projections featuring content from some of the films debuting at the festival played in the background.
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”9″ display=”basic_slideshow”]”Cultivating cultural partnerships and making friends on the frontier is at the heart of Bulleit and our Frontier Works projects,” said Sophie Kelly, Sr. Vice President of Whiskey at Diageo North America. “When you think about Tribeca Film Festival, it’s a celebration that goes beyond filmmakers. It’s a massive cultural program and we’re thrilled to bring the Bulleit 3D Printed Frontier to this iconic moment in this iconic city, giving people an amazing social and cultural experience, which is at the core of what we do.”
As the official sponsor of the New York Shorts Film program, Bulleit also supported 63 diverse and engaging shorts and the filmmakers who created them.
