Grizzly Creek Films captures the unique and innovative craftsman that comprise Montana's Big Timberworks.

Stories about getting lost and finding yourself in Montana. Generated for Montana Office of Tourism.

Stories about getting lost and finding yourself in Montana. Generated for Montana Office of Tourism.

Conrad moved to Montana for "the best and most reliable ice climbing in the US". While he spends a lot of time climbing in the state, he still manages to get over to the Himalayas where he has summited Mt Everest twice.

Stories about getting lost and finding yourself in Montana. Generated for Montana Office of Tourism.

Jenny is an avid angler and makes her living in Montana as a renowned fly fishing guide. She's authored a book on the subject, Fly Fishing Montana, with her husband and has guided Oprah on national TV. On the river, under the big sky, she finds solitude in the wilderness. A place where she can escape from the rush and bustle of everyday life and reconnect with the natural lifecycle.

Stories about getting lost and finding yourself in Montana. Generated for Montana Office of Tourism.

Conrad moved to Montana for "the best and most reliable ice climbing in the US". While he spends a lot of time climbing in the state, he still manages to get over to the Himalayas where he has summited Mt Everest twice.

Heather McPhie

Clyde Aspevig

The Mongolian Marmot is sacred in Mongolian culture, both past and present. Over hunting and habitat destruction threaten the once abundant marmot population, "The Mongolian Marmot" tells the story of the people fighting to save one of Central Asia's most important species.

This film was Thomas Winston's thesis film for an MFA in Science and Natural History Filmmaking at Montana State University. It was nominated for the BBC Newcomer Award at Wildscreen in Bristol, England.

In this modern-life tale from the outskirts of the former Soviet Union, a lonely cab driver’s off-hours hobby takes an unpredictable twist.

The 8-minute video installation piece (dis)continuity reflects the work of two of films earliest pioneers, Eadward Muybridge and Etienne-Jules Marey. Muybridge’s discrete series of instantaneous photographs contrasted Marey’s preference for blurred images produced through long exposures. By colliding two historical modes of time’s representation together this piece explores the paradoxical qualities of cinema as a continuous record of time made up of photographic instants. The hyper-legibility of the high-speed imagery succumbs to digital induced abstraction.

Roads are the largest human artifact on the planet; they have fragmented wild landscapes, ushered in the 'age of urban sprawl,' and challenged our bedrock sense of community. "Division Street" chronicles the "green adventure of a lifetime" - a quest to visit the most remote place from any road in the lower 48 states. Simultaneously, the film explores the fascinating concept of wildlife corridors, the potential for greening our highway system, and the fusion of high-tech engineering with the best and brightest environmental research happening today. Shot in stunning locations throughout North America including: Banff National Park, Glacier National Park, Yellowstone National Park, and the Everglades.

One Night Only is a pilot that we shot back in January of 2005. The concept was to film up-and-coming bands in the best venues in the country. Arcade Fire graciously agreed to let us film them for the pilot- so although it never turned into a regular series, at least we have a great show to share with you all!

Michael Franti plays a special show at the Bozeman Bioneers Conference in 2006. We had a chance to interview the conscious rocker/MC.