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Covid Landscape: Boise June 2020
Life in a global pandemic is surreal for us all, but creating a piece of public art on the side of a 14 story building in downtown Boise, Idaho takes it to a whole new level.
Watch our latest mini doc film featuring muralist David Carmack Lewis.
A long lens, remote cameras, drones and a recorded telephone call were utilized by
FEAT1STFILMS
to create this short film while adhering to Covid safety standards.
Watch our latest mini doc film featuring muralist David Carmack Lewis.
A long lens, remote cameras, drones and a recorded telephone call were utilized by
FEAT1STFILMS
to create this short film while adhering to Covid safety standards.
Share Your Story With The World
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You may think you don't have a great story, but you do. We all do.
As human beings, we are all connected by the stories we share ... the collective narratives that tether our existence across cultures and time. People remember stories more than stats and facts. At FEAT1STFILMS, we focus on the ones that build bridges to people across the world and in your own backyard. |
Do you know what else people remember?
Striking visual imagery that places a premium on emotions, values and ideas. At FEAT1STFILMS we create visual narratives that lead to authentic connections with people, connections that make us human, that make us real. |
Stories: Building Human Connections
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Help Others Learn About You
Through story, you can effectively humanize your brand and communicate who you are. |
Communicate Your Message
Storytelling creates messaging that is memorable and emotionally engaging. |
Create Trusted Relationships
Stories that are honest and relatable help us create connection and build relationships. |
The Idaho Mexican Music Project
In the summer of 2019, Steven Hatcher,
Director of the Folk & Traditional Arts Program at the
Idaho Commission on the Arts,
set off to document Mexican musical traditions
across southern Idaho’s Snake River Plain
with two fieldworkers from Boise State University
and a carload of borrowed audio and video equipment.
The Idaho Mexican Music Project was born.
This project for the Idaho Commission On the Arts involves crafting stories
from over 40 hours of footage.
Although we were not behind the camera or traveling across the state with
Steven Hatcher and his team of Boise State University volunteers...
working with the interviews and performance footage we certainly feel we have been along for the ride.
The completed project will consist of 20 short films,
that will preserve and shine a light on to the cultural landscape
in this corner of the world.
Anyone familiar with, and who loves the work of
ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax as we do,
will understand the enthusiasm in which we greeted this opportunity.
Enjoy the tour...
Director of the Folk & Traditional Arts Program at the
Idaho Commission on the Arts,
set off to document Mexican musical traditions
across southern Idaho’s Snake River Plain
with two fieldworkers from Boise State University
and a carload of borrowed audio and video equipment.
The Idaho Mexican Music Project was born.
This project for the Idaho Commission On the Arts involves crafting stories
from over 40 hours of footage.
Although we were not behind the camera or traveling across the state with
Steven Hatcher and his team of Boise State University volunteers...
working with the interviews and performance footage we certainly feel we have been along for the ride.
The completed project will consist of 20 short films,
that will preserve and shine a light on to the cultural landscape
in this corner of the world.
Anyone familiar with, and who loves the work of
ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax as we do,
will understand the enthusiasm in which we greeted this opportunity.
Enjoy the tour...