Donald Zuckerman

Donald Zuckerman is a member of the Producers Guild of America and has produced seventeen feature-length narrative motion pictures, three feature-length documentaries, and one documentary series. Most of these star-driven films have premiered at major film festivals: three at Sundance, four at the Toronto International Film Festival, two at SXSW, three at Tribeca Film Festival, and three at the Los Angeles Film Festival. One played at the New York Film Festival. Two of the pictures’ stars have received Golden Globe nominations for their performances, and one picture received a Best Picture nomination at the Independent Spirit Awards. Another won both the Audience and Jury Awards at SXSW. See also: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0958415/

Travis Bush

Every video can tell a unique story and this is why Travis has had a passion for the craft for 30 years. Throughout this time Travis has worked in multi-genres including film production, community television, nonprofit, and corporate video. Over the past twelve-years Travis’s video production career has been focused in the environmental engineering sector where he has created content for and worked alongside marketing and communication teams. Through these opportunities, Travis has traveled the world, creating a wide variety of corporate, broadcast, and educational content, including construction projects throughout the US and Europe, fly fishing on the Amazon in Brazil, and documenting the expansion of the Panama Canal.

Bruce Borowsky

Bruce Borowsky is an award-winning photographer, videographer, and filmmaker specializing in corporate and documentary videos. Bruce has worked professionally in film and video since 1985. After settling in Boulder, Colorado in 1990, he produced “The Climbing Show,” a national television series for the Outdoor Channel, as well as People Productions in Boulder.

For over a decade, Bruce has partnered with Director and Editor Mike Scalisi at their company Pixel Mill Studios, where they continue to create award-winning documentaries and corporate videos, including last year’s “Frozen Dead Guy Days”.

In recent years, Bruce has tremendously enjoyed teaching professional filmmaking to Palestinian men and women in the West Bank, as well as Native American high school kids in Towaoc and Ignacio, members of both the Ute Mountain Ute and Southern Ute tribes. 

Sara Furey

A creative trapped in the body of a Location Manager.  With a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Photography, Sara has always had a sharp eye for capturing architecture and design.  As a commercial Colorado Location Scout she has worked with world class directors such as Luca Guadagnino and Derek Cianfrance. 

Originally a New Yorker, she has built her film career across the Tri-State Area.  Sara’s current Basecamp is Breckenridge, Colorado, where she is the go-to expert for all snow shoot needs.  Whether it’s skiing, snowboarding, or dropping a car onto a mountain, she can get it done. Exploring all across Colorado and the Southwest finding epic mountain vistas, unique windy rural roads, and picturesque private ranches is what she does best.

A proud member of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the Location Managers Guild International.

Kelly Anzalone

Kelly has been shooting in the yampa valley since 1996. He’s worked for AT&T Media Service, Comcast Spotlight, TV 10 and TV 17 in their various forms. Before moving to Steamboat, he worked for the ABC affiliate in Buffalo, NY. Over the years he’s shot ski movies, comedy videos, commercials, weddings, theater shows, non-profit fundraising videos, dance productions, and live music to name just a few.   He looks forward to sharing some of his past work, some of the more enjoyable projects, and some of the challenges he has encountered over the years here in this beautiful valley we call home. 

Colton Ashley

Colten Ashley is a Diné filmmaker originally from the Four Corners. He studied Media Arts at Brigham Young University, with an emphasis in narrative filmmaking and critical media studies.

His professional background includes working for such companies as ESPN, ABC, BYUTV, Hallmark, and he’s contributed to work that has appeared on Utah PBS. In addition to his work in film and TV he has mentored college and high school students with trainings and workshops based on film production including the “Hands on a Camera program”, teaching students how to create documentaries about their community. He will be returning to the Four Corners from Utah as KSUT’s new Tribal Media Center coordinator.

The Tribal Media Center will offer multimedia training to Native American and Indigenous individuals with a goal of expanding first-person and narrative storytelling content that can be distributed broadly, to both native and non-native audiences throughout Indian Country. Tribal Media Center projects already underway include Native Braids, Native Lens and numerous partnerships with Rocky Mountain PBS, Fort Lewis College, Dream Warriors and Vision Maker Media.

Keith Hensley

Keith collaborates closely with businesses throughout the Yampa Valley, identifying key challenges, opportunities, and providing vital resources for their expansion and sustainability. Keith has spent his entire life in Colorado and has been a Routt County local since 2015. He holds a Bachelor’s in Chemistry and Biology from Metropolitan State University of Denver. His passion for the environment led to an early career in renewable energy research and environmental lab management. Keith’s dedication extends to his personal life as an avid outdoorsman, exploring the Yampa Valley with his wife, Christina, and their puppy, Archie.