The Creative and Cultural Economy

As someone who has himself made both short and feature-length films, Brian Murnion knows how painful it is to have film festival organizers reject your work after watching it for a minute or less.

If you live in Helena or know someone who does, pitch your story on the theme "Didn’t See That Coming"!

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Hadi Eldebek is working to create a society where artists are valued through an online platform that matches artists with grants and funding opportunities — so they can focus on their craft instead of their side hustle.

"Arts and culture, it does have an impact on our pocketbook, not just with the classic sale of art but the ancillary impacts of tourism, visitation, and shopping,"

Never-before-seen archival footage woven together with interviews from family, friends and colleagues will give audiences a rare look at the man behind the films that kicked off ski seasons across the country for over 60 years.

"Once you get a call from the director," she says, "you go."

Film director Brian Liu is in the final stages of producing his new documentary, "Only Roundup Remains," which he filmed over the course of several years riding the Highwood cattle roundup east of Great Falls.

Come enjoy a collaboration of Montana’s fine entertainment establishments to bring to life the poetry and celebration of Scotland’s most celebrated poet of life.

Drawing comparisons to Norman Rockwell, Greytak has developed an illustration style featuring drama, humor and extremely rich detail.