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Cast

• herself: Tweeti Blancett | bio

  Tweeti Blancett lives and ranches with her husband Linn near Aztec, New Mexico where five generatirons of Blancetts have been cattle ranchers. Tweeti served in the New Mexico state legislature as a Republican and as district co-chair for George W. Bush's Presidential campaign in 2000.

• himself: Linn Blancett | bio

  Linn Blancett lives and ranches with his wife Tweeti near Aztec, New Mexico where five generations of Blancetts have been cattle ranchers. He served two terms as County Commissioner and has been active in numerous committees seeking to better manage public lands in the area.

• himself: Tom Bell | bio

  A writer and historian, Tom Bell founded the acclaimed newspaper High Country News "for people who care about the West." Tom has been outspoken on public policy issues--especially those that affect public lands--for more than four decades. Tom also founded the prestigous Wyoming Outdoor Council, an advocate for the environment and watchdog of Wyoming public lands.

• himself: Stoney Burk | bio

  Stoney Burk is an attorney practicing in Choteau, Montana. A fervent outdoorsman, Stoney has been an outspoken advocate of public lands conservation.

• herself: Gloria Flora | bio

  Gloria Flora had a distinguished career with the National Forest Service, presiding over the Environmental Impact Statement evaluating exploratory gas drilling in the Lewis & Clark National Forest. She currently leads Sustainable Obtainable Solutions, a non-profit organization created to increase understanding of sustainability and interrelationships of people and nature, especially on public lands.

• herself: Clare Bastable | bio

  Clare is the Conservation Director of the Colorado Mountain Club. The Club unites lovers of the mountains of Colorado, collects and disseminates information about the mountains, stimulates public interest in the mountains and encourages their preservation.

• himself: Randy Udall | bio

  Randy Udall is director of the Community Office for Resource Efficiency (CORE) in western Colorado and one of the nation’s leading activists and innovators in promoting energy sustainability. CORE's partnerships with individuals, governments and businesses have led to the nation’s first solar-energy incentive program, the world's first renewable-energy-mitigation program, as well as some of the most aggressive and progressive green power programs in the country.

• himself: Karl Rappold | bio

  Karl Rappold lives and ranches near Dupuyer, Montana, where four generations of his family have been cattle ranchers. He has been a leader in the movement to restrict drilling on public lands in the Rocky Mountain Front.

• himself: Gene Sentz | bio

  Gene Sentz is a math teacher at Choteau Elementary School. An avid outdoorsman and outfitter, Gene has spent countless days in the Montana backcountry.

• himself: Ray Sanchez | bio

  Ray Sanchez was a 32-year veteran administrator of public lands until his retirement from the Bureau of Land Management in 2006.

• himself: Keith Goddard | bio

  Keith is an outfitter on the Roan Plateau in Northwestern Colorado. A dramatic sky island rising 3,000 feet above the Colorado River valley, the Roan is prized by recreationists, hunters and biologists for its wilderness qualities, beauty and biodiversity.

• himself: Bob Elderkin | bio

  A retired veteran administrator of public lands, and active member of the Colorado Mule Deer Association, Bob Elderkin has been an outspoken advocate of best drilling practices in Colorado.

• herself: Jamie Connell | bio

  Jamie Connell directs the Glenwood Springs, Colorado, office of the Bureau of Land Management with jurisdiction over the Environmental Impact Statement for the Roan Plateau.

Crew

• Director: Mark Harvey | bio

  Mark Harvey produced, directed and co-wrote A Land Out of time. Mark is a native of Colorado and spent much of his youth hiking, climbing, and rafting in the Rocky Mountains. He taught for the National Outdoor Leadership school for several years, leading trips in Wyoming, Mexico, and Chile. His book, The National Outdoor Leadership School's Wilderness Guide, won the National Outdoor Book Award in 2000. Harvey has worked as a writer, photographer, and filmmaker, winning the Aspen ShortsFest in 2003 for his documentary short on composer Ray Vincent Adams. He has served on various boards, including High Country News, Aspen Center for Environmental Studies, and Ecoflight. He currently resides in Basalt, Colorado. Contact: Markharv@mac.com

• Writer: Laurel Garrett | bio

  Laurel Garrett co-produced and co-wrote A Land out of Time. She hails from Lexington, Kentucky, where she practiced law for many years in the areas of corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions. Jumping off the career track in 2002, she has been living and writing non-fiction in Wyoming and Colorado. She has been active in environmental and land use issues for many years. A Land out of Time is her first film.
  Contact Laurel at laurelgarrett@mac.com

• Director of Photography: Greg Poschman | bio

  Greg Poschman has been awarded three national Emmys for his work as a director and cameraman, including The A&E Special Sting: Songs of Sacred Love (2004), The Disney Channel’s Letters From Africa (1998) and ESPN’s Expedition Earth (1990.) Other awards include a Best Mountain Film prize for National Geographic Explorer’s Avalanche! at the Banff Mountain Film Festival. For a sample of Greg Poschman’s recent work, you can see A Song’s Best Friend: John Denver Remembered, a one-hour musical portrait currently airing nationally on PBS Television. Visit Greg's website at: http://www.modernbiopics.com.

• Director of Photography: Edgar Boyles | bio

  An Emmy award winning cameraman & Director of Photography, Edgar Boyles films features, documentaries and commercials in in all film and video formats. A mountain pilot, based in Aspen, Colorado, Edgar also provides location scouting through out the Western Region and his specialties include skiing, mountaineering, kayaking, and aerial photography. Edgar has 30 years of experience filming in mountainous and remote locations. Visit Edgar's website at: http://www.wildwoodfilms.com

• Picture Editor: Scott Davis | bio

  Scott Davis edited A Land Out of Time. Scott received a BA film at the University of Colorado and his editing work includes trailers, sports highlights and outdoor field series, including the Outdoor Life Network Dream Hunts series produced by Benelli. He produced and edited the Adam Ford Swiss Ball Training Series of instructional DVDs (http://www.ridgelinefitness.com). Contact Scott at js_davis@mac.com.

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