"Beer Country" © 2010
Since the first
settlers arrived at the St. Mary’s mission in the mid-19th century, Montanans
have loved beer – they love making it, sharing it, talking about it, and
drinking it. In this film, we investigate the historic, economic, cultural and
aesthetic values that make Montana America’s own Beer Country. We take a look at the explosive growth of the craft brewing
industry in Montana – and the U.S. in general – and examine local food systems,
the social and economic impacts of small-scale production, consumer perceptions
of authenticity, community-building, and simply, pleasure.
You can watch the full-length video on YouTube for free. Note that the quality isn't spectacular, but hey, it's free!
You can watch the full-length video on YouTube for free. Note that the quality isn't spectacular, but hey, it's free!
If you'd like to own a HD DVD copy of "Beer Country," click here. The DVD costs $5.99 + shipping.
Please note: all manufacturing, ordering & shipping processes are handled through an automated service. If there are problems with the ordering process, please let me know! However, FYI, I've never talked to a real person at this business, either -- it's completely run by robots, which makes it fast and cheap and easy!
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"The Runners' (R)evolution" © 2013
Running is more popular than ever in the United States, and
a vocal minority of runners have decided to eschew traditional footwear
(a-shoe, perhaps?) in favor of minimal shoes, or no shoes at all. They find the
experience to be transformative for their bodies and souls. This project examines the barefoot-running phenomenon and
its impact on consumer behavior, including questions re self-determination,
word-of-mouth communication, trust, and health, well being, and happiness. The
video also looks at strategic responses emerging from shoe manufacturers.
Watch the full-length video on Vimeo!
