Benjamin Black

History of Climbing in the Royal Gorge Region: A Legacy Forged In Stone Budget: $0 - $100K | Documentary ⋄ Historical A visually captivating and historically rich documentary exploring the evolution of climbing in Colorado's Royal Gorge Region, narrated by one of the region's pioneering climbers, Bob Robertson. The film uncovers the bold ascents that shaped the region and the legacy that continues to inspire climbers today.

Shelf Road: Anchoring the Future of Sport Climbing Budget: $0 - $100K | Documentary ⋄ Historical A gripping documentary that chronicles the evolution of sport climbing at Shelf Road, a limestone paradise nestled in the heart of Colorado. Through the voices of pioneering climbers, viewers are transported to a world where hammer and bolt laid the groundwork for generations of climbers who would challenge themselves against its rugged cliffs.

Currents of Adventure: The History of Rafting on the Arkansas River Budget: $0 - $100K | Historical ⋄ Documentary A journey through the dynamic history of the Arkansas River, exploring its role in shaping the landscape, communities, and the sport of whitewater rafting. From ancient civilizations to modern-day adventurers, this film captures the spirit of exploration, conservation, and culture along one of the most popular rafting destinations in the world.

The Legacy of Buckskin Joe Budget: $0 - $100K | Historical ⋄ Documentary The Legacy of Buckskin Joe is a 30-minute documentary that traces the history of a once-thriving mining town turned iconic movie set, reflecting on its role in shaping the image of the Old West in American cinema and the emotional impact of its eventual sale and relocation.