Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival "Tent Talks"

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This film follows three front-lines conservation efforts around the country, including our own backyard, Grand Canyon! Learn more about the film at the Nature Makers website. Big thanks to Babbit's for their continued support of the Northern Arizona community and the Flag Mountian Film Fest! Thanks for listening. This podcast is an Irvine Media Production

Check out this film as well as Michael Dillion's other projects at PilotField and on his VIMEO site Watch Dills and Joe's other film, "The Run For Colin" Thanks for listening and it'd be great if you would share this podcast with a friend!

Brett Williams is a Melbourne-based video producer, shooter, editor and CASA-licensed drone pilot. ​He works both for clients to provide an end-to-end solution for video content and as a freelance videographer for production companies. Find his work at Side Trip

Join moderator James ‘Q’ Martin in a discussion on the connection between economics and social justice for Indigenous communities. Dr. Len Necefer founder of Natives Outdoors, will join panelists Aaron Mike, and Colleen Cooley for an in-depth exploration of the issues at hand, which include facilitating access to landscapes and maintaining traditions tied to them.

Mike Wilkinson is a filmmaker and photographer in Lexington, Kentucky. Check out his beautiful work at Wilkinsonvisual and also the trailer for Gone Tomorrow at his Vimeo Page!

We dragged some volunteers and sponsors of the film festival into our tent in front of Flag Bike Rev to give their thoughts on the festival so far! Enjoy!

Erik Peterson: This most recent film, Paradise, was selected as a finalist at the 2019 Banff Mountain Film Festival along with many other festivals throughout the US. "I've been documenting life in Montana and around the world for nearly two decades. While my roots are in telling stories through still photography, I've found video to be an equally challenging and rewarding medium." See his photography and other films at Vimeo and his Website Check out all of the other episodes of the Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival where ever you get your podcasts!

Hop on in as we discuss the inspiration, filming, and science behind such an artistically created film. Leah and Tracy chose to have this piece debut at the Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival and we are honored! Leah Shore is a Director and Artist living in Brooklyn, NY. She has had her films shown at over 100 film festivals, museums, galleries and shows worldwide. Most recently she was named one of Filmmaker Magazines "25 New Faces in Independent Film 2013". Visit her fun website: Leah Shore Tracy Fanara, aka Inspector Planet, aka Dr. Tre, is originally from Buffalo, N.Y., and earned a B.S., M.E., and PhD in Environmental Civil Engineering. An engineer, scientist, storm chaser, and TV personality (featured on Science and Discovery Channel television series, Mythbusters: The Search), she embraces opportunities that ask her to step outside of her comfort zone and encourages others to do the same. Visit her website: Inspector Planet Extremophiles is currently making the film fest circuit and we hope to be able to find it everywhere soon! ** An Irvine Media production **