The BZN Film Rodeo cannot be on the road this spring so instead, in partnership with BozemanArts-Live, we're sharing some incredible films and valuable conversations for you to view from the comfort of your home!
Scroll down for info on TWO live-stream film nights this month -- join us!
Award-winning, MT short film "Willow Creek Road" + Discussion
A collaboration of five Montana females.
We'll kick off the evening with Willow Creek Road, featured at #BZN2018. Jenna Ciralli, the film's producer, co-writer and lead actor will discuss some aspects of female isolation expressed in the film.
Jenna will also discuss her new film Homestead (a Big Sky Grant recipient, currently in post-production), in which the work of local artist Morgan Irons was an inspiration for the visual aesthetic; Morgan will join this evening's conversation, which examples of the timeless Western world she captures on her canvases. Lindsey McCann Jastram, co-owner of Old Main Gallery & Framing and Art Curator for Bozeman Film Celebration will discuss aspects of her connection with both Jenna and Morgan, opportunities for artists, how art comforts and inspires those working through life, which currently involves isolation.
"Films for the Earth" + Conversation w/ Local Activists
A celebration of Gallatin Valley Earth Day
This evening's lineup begins with #BZN2019 short film, A Letter to Congress, featuring Wallace Stegner's 1960 letter to Congress emphasizing the importance of preserving our wilderness & public lands. Post-film conversation with special guest Scott Brennan, Montana State Director of The Wilderness Society.
A Place in the Garden chronicles two couples & a federally certified hummingbird bander working together to educate the public about the role of pollinators. Post-film, Paulette Epple of the Sacajawea Audubon Society will lead a valuable talk entitled "Landscaping for Birds".
Sponsored by the Bozeman Film Celebration & Gallatin Valley Earth Day with underwriting from Cashman's Nursery, Oboz Footwear & Sacajawea Audubon Society. Fiscal sponsor of Gallatin Valley Earth Day is Greater Gallatin United Way.
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What is BozemanArts-Live?
A brand new platform for artists from Bozeman and our surrounding communities to live-stream from their shelter spaces; Go Fund Me/Venmo campaigns simultaneous with each broadcast go straight to the artists.
Learn more at www.bozemanarts-live.com
Bozeman Film Celebration Production and Technology Manager, Emily Hook has worked to make this a seamless event. Beth Ann Kennedy, Artistic Managing Director is excited to have the opportunity to participate in BozemanArts-Live and encourages you to send your thoughts on this evening's event to info@bozemanfilmcelebration.com
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