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Rocky Mountain Wolf Action Fund

Proposition 114 passed; wolves are back in Colorado

01 / 05

The Film


The introductory film, cut against existing Yellowstone footage.

02 / 05

The Challenge


The fund needed an introductory film to build public support for wolf reintroduction. A previous production company had already shot cinematic footage in Colorado and Yellowstone, so our material had to cut against theirs without the seam showing — on a budget well below what that footage cost. Then a late-May snowstorm took out the schedule.

Crew filming a rancher in a cowboy hat for the Rocky Mountain Wolf Action Fund
03 / 05

Our Solution


We moved the shoot to mid-June and filmed three days in Summit County, working sunrise and sunset either side of the solstice. That meant very long days, but it caught the one window where the valleys are green and the peaks still hold snow — which is what let the new footage sit alongside the Yellowstone material without looking like a different film.

Crew filming in a mountain meadow for the Rocky Mountain Wolf Action Fund campaign
04 / 05

The Results


The initiative passed at the November 2020 election and wolf reintroduction became state law. The film was used throughout the campaign to build support and raise awareness.

Crew and ranchers in a mountain field at sunset during a Rocky Mountain Wolf Action Fund shoot
05 / 05

Where It Ran


Public awareness and fundraising ahead of the November 2020 ballot initiative.

The campaign

3 cuts from this shoot


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