SMALLSCREEN

(via BUGARACH - Trailer (ENG) on Vimeo)

Interesting article that introduced me to many Native American documentaries. By Steve Leuthold, professor at Northern Michigan and author of Indigenous Aesthetics: Native Art, Media, and Identity. 

The University of North Georgia has a new film and video degree! They’ve also been promoting independent cinema in the mountains through new programs and festivals.  (via UNG to host Southeastern Film Festival)

An incredible new festival in Middlebury, Vermont is giving new directors a shot at screening their work throughout New England. (via The Festival | Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival)

Hunter Mann’s traveling bicycle cinema. In an article for Examiner.com, Adam Voiland said that by 2009, Mann had given "more than 500 free screenings in small towns." He stopped places like "Sumatra, Montana (pop. 5), Bellingham, Minnesota (pop. 224), and Marmoth, North Dakota (pop 102)." 

Camden International Film Festival Video on Vimeo

“Started in 1979, Telluride Mountainfilm is one of America's longest-running film festivals. Mountainfilm is dedicated to educating, inspiring and motivating audiences about issues that matter, cultures worth exploring, environments worth preserving, adventures worth pursuing, and conversations worth sustaining."