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Sifter · August 19 · 19 min

A new doc on Shenandoah

This new documentary was originally made for the visitor’s center at Shenandoah National Parks, but has now been expended to a one-hour version. It will also be shown on the big screen at the Byrd Theatre as part of “Scene in Virginia” on September 14. Co-director Elizabeth Crowl of Orange Frame Productions talks about: – The unfortunate loss of the original director – The fun story behind the name of Orange Frame Productions – The patience of shooting bears, salamanders, butterflies & eels – Finding blind hiker Mary Wilson LINKS “Scene in Virginia” screening on 9/14 at the Byrd Shenandoah on VPM The Shenandoah National Park Trust The screening in Charlottesville on 10/15 Orange Frame Productions My podcast with editor Rex Teese My podcast with the directors of “Daughters” (and Netflix link)

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This new documentary was originally made for the visitor’s center at Shenandoah National Parks, but has now been expended to a one-hour version. It will also be shown on the big screen at the Byrd Theatre as part of “Scene in Virginia” on September 14. Co-director Elizabeth Crowl of Orange Frame Productions talks about:
– The unfortunate loss of the original director
– The fun story behind the name of Orange Frame Productions
– The patience of shooting bears, salamanders, butterflies & eels
– Finding blind hiker Mary Wilson

LINKS
“Scene in Virginia” screening on 9/14 at the Byrd
Shenandoah on VPM
The Shenandoah National Park Trust
The screening in Charlottesville on 10/15
Orange Frame Productions
My podcast with editor Rex Teese
My podcast with the directors of “Daughters” (and Netflix link)

 

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