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This document contains details on potential National Park Service audiovisual production projects and a related federal contract opportunity. The spreadsheet lists over 80 planned or completed National Park Service interpretive films and videos with information on each including length, completion date, resolution, description, interviews conducted, footage types, archival assets, and rights restrictions. The federal contract opportunity is for HAFC_WASO_A250 AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTION services and involves the Department of the Interior National Park Service. Contractors would produce interpretive films, videos and digital media for National Park Service sites on topics ranging from cultural histories to natural resource management. The spreadsheet provides a comprehensive overview of potential project stories, locations, footage needs and rights considerations to inform prospective contractors.
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| NOTE: This is a high level draft overview, all footage needs to be researched and reviewed for necessary rights to include in other programs. | ||||||||||||||||||
| PARK | Name | Type | Region | Title | TV# | TRT | DATE | Resolution | Description | Interviews | People in action | Scenic/Buildings/Resources | Aerials | Reenactments | Archival | Notes on rights | Overall notes on suitability for b-roll | Link to film |
| AMME | American Memorial | P | PWR | An Island called Saipan | TV | 1858 | 10:51 | 2016-2017? | 4096 x 2160 | This National Park Service produced film explores the battle for Saipan, at American Memorial Park. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Japan fortified many pacific islands including Saipan (a small island near Guam). During WWII, this rugged island was critical to the American island-hopping campaign which lead to the surrender of Japan. | None | NPS staff raising a flag | Scenics of the island of Saipan, some specific iconography of old tanks washed up on the shore from WWII, and some NPS staff raising a flag at the memorial. Mostly scenics. | Yes - but not owned by NPS | None | Yes | The 4K b-roll on island is all NPS shot footage, but the 4K aerials and other WWII stuff is not clear. | Canon C300II 10 bit 4:2:2 shot on sigma glass - mostly landscapes and old tanks. Not much cultural | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6p5zRpx3L0 |
| ANTI | Antietam | NB | NCR | TBD (Interpretive Film) | AV-0097 | ~20-23 | Currently in production; shooting is about 90% complete (battle scenes are done; may still need to shoot a civilian reenactment and/or some artillery sequences); estimated completion date is October 2023. | 3840x2160 | 20-23-minute theater film about the Battle of Antietam, where 23,000 soldiers were killed, wounded, or missing after twelve hours of combat on September 17, 1862 – the bloodiest day in American history. | None | Civil War reenactments (battle and aftermath) | Minimal. This is primarily a reenactment film with archival assets, animated maps, etc. May have some contemporary scenics of the battlefield and cemetery. | None | Civil War reenactments featuring approximately 100 reenactors representing United States and Confederate infantry and artillery soldiers as well as civilians. CGI will be used to boost the apparent scope and scale of the battle. | Yes; archival photos, paintings, illustrations, newspaper headlines, documents, etc., including photographs taken by Alexander Gardner during his two trips to Antietam shortly after the battle. | Original footage is unrestricted. Some archival assets may be restricted for use in this program only. | Should be a good source for Civil War reenactment footage. Contemporary scenics of the battlefield and cemetery are being shot for a separate video wall exhibit (AV-0098). Contractor is also producing a 4-5 minute B-roll reel featuring park landscapes and scenics, historic structures, cultural resources (cannons, monuments, fences, cemetery, etc.), and reenactment sequences. | ||
| ANTI | Antietam | NB | NCR | TBD (Video Wall) | AV-0098 | ~7-8 | Currently in production; shooting is about 75% complete (still need to get winter scenics); estimated completion date is October 2023. | 3840x2160 | 7-8 minute silent exhibit video to be displayed on a 9-screen video wall. Combines contemporary and historic images with stylized on-screen text (keywords, statistics, quotes, etc.), providing an impressionistic visual overview of the site’s history and legacy. | None | None | Lots of scenic footage of the National Battlefield and National Cemetery in 4 seasons, emphasizing the park’s historic landscape, cultural resources, and commemorative features. Locations include Burnside Bridge, Sunken Road/Bloody Lane, Dunker Church, the Cornfield, Mumma Farm, and Antietam National Cemetery. | Minimal. We got a few drone shots from outside of the park boundaries, mostly showing the Maryland Monument and Sharpsburg-area hillsides in fall color. | None | Yes; archival photos, paintings, illustrations, newspaper headlines, documents, etc., including match dissolves between historic Alexander Gardner photos and contemporary shots of the same locations. | Original footage is unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. | This show is being designed for a 9-screen video wall and will be heavily layered with quotes, archival assets, etc. There will be very few (if any) clean shots of the park in the master, but the raw footage will be a great resource for scenics of the battlefield and cemetery in 4 seasons (including timelapse and seasonal match shots). Contractor is also producing a 4-5 minute B-roll reel featuring park landscapes and scenics, historic structures, cultural resources (cannons, monuments, fences, cemetery, etc.), and battle reenactments. | ||
| BRCA | Bryce Canyon | NP | IMR | A Song of Seasons, Bryce Canyon National Park | AV-0001 | 24:04 | 21-Jun-19 | 3840x2160 | A Song of Seasons takes the viewer on a journey through four seasons at Bryce Canyon National Park, showcasing the iconic formations and colorful amphitheaters, the unique geology and landscape, and explores the plants and animals that live within the multiple life zones protected by the park. The geologic wonders of Bryce Canyon draw visitors from around the world, but the Park has much more to offer – there are the amazing night sky vistas with multitudes of stars, different life zones with a variety of wildlife and plant life, and a human history encompassing thousands of years. | Some interviews | Some NPS staff in action, some visitors | Many park scenics from multiple seasons | Stock | None | Some archival photos and other items | Original footage is unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. | Great b-roll of park scenics | https://youtu.be/v5dQbo4EUCI | |
| CACO | Cape Cod (Salt Pond & Province Lands) | NS | NER | Standing Bold | TV-1492 | 14:12 | 11-May-18 | 3840x2160 | The film captures many dimensions of this special place and showcases the national seashore’s beauty, history, and nature; the forces that shape it; recreational opportunities; and what the Outer Cape has meant to people over time. | None | People recreating, NPS volunteers and staff | Scenic footage of park and structure | Yes, some is owned by NPS and some is stock | None | yes | Original footage is unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. | Significant amounts of scenic footage from multiple seasons | https://youtu.be/BQUojx9oj5M | |
| CAVO | Capulin Volcano | NM | IMR | TBD | AV-0050 | 4:00 | 12/30/23 | 3840x2160 | Capulin volcano has been a crossroads of human activity for thousands of years. For Native American, such as the Jicarilla Apache, the Mescalero Apache, the Pawnee and the Ute, the volcano holds an intrinsic sacredness. | 4 interviews with tribal groups | Some action, mostly walking around | Mostly the CAVO landscape | Yes | None | Yes | Original footage is unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. | Canon C300II 10 bit, doc style | ||
| COLO | Colonial | NHP | NER | TBD | AV-0026 | ~20 | In post-production. Expected August 2023 | 3840x2160 | New visitor center film | Park staff and historians | None (only reenactments) | Minimal. This is primarily a reenactment film with archival assets, animated maps, etc. | Only a few stock shots of the battlefield | Rev War reenactments, some shot for this program, some from other NPS films | Many archival drawings, paintings, maps... | The majority of this program is archival and stock. I would not recommend it for use outside of COLO at this point | Not a good source of b-roll. This is mostly a compilation of reenactments, archival, and NPS and other stock footage | ||
| CRMO | Craters of the Moon | NPRES | PWR | Craters of the Moon | TV-1398 | 21:38 | Jan-18 | 3840x2160 | The purpose of this audiovisual program is to provide visitors with additional information about what to see and do while visiting the park. In addition to information, this program provides interpretation of the park through the use of video and audio clips that showcase the natural and cultural environment. | None | Visitors w park staff in summer, winter, and inside cave. Park scientists. | Scenics and flora | Scenic, drone | Limited | Limited | Original footage is unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. (including wildlife and volcanoes) | Good scenics and people. | ||
| DINO | Dinosaur | NM | IMR | River Reflections | AV-0027 | 14 | In post-production. Expected May 2023 | 3840x2160 | A new interpretive film and five webisodes to help introduce visitors to the varied, vast landscapes and stories of Dinosaur National Monument | Park staff, local ranchers, Tribal reps, archeologists | Yes, scientists, park staff, visitors - on park lands, rafting on the river... | Many scenics | None | None | Some archival photos and other items | Original footage is unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. | Great source of b-roll. Many great scenics, people in action, wildlife | ||
| FOVA | Fort Vancouver | NHS | PWR | Hawaiians in Portland | AV | 0010 | ~5 | 2023 | 4096 x 2160 | A new interpretive film about the history of native Hawaiians in the pacific northwest (5 min) | Yes, and mostly on camera (only one is off camera) | Native Hawaiians in Portland dance, harvest taro, walk the landscape, and make Hawaiian food. | Buildings, scenes with tribes doing traditional things like harvesting wapato, and historical reenactments. | TBD | Multiple scenes with reenactors (volunteer) no dialog showing textures of the fur trade and life during this time period. Small trapping brigades and black smith shop for example | None | Original footage is mostly unrestricted (filmed by NPS). Some dance scenes may need additional permissions. | 4K DCI - Raw shot on EZ zooms, and vintage primes. | Not Published yet |
| FOVA | Fort Vancouver | NHS | PWR | Volunteers | AV | 0011 | ~5 | 2023 | 4096 x 2160 | A new interpretive film about the volunteers who serve at this park (5 min) | Yes, mostly off camera audio only. A few are on camera | NPS volunteers bake bread, speak to visitors, cook, etc. | Some of the park | None | None | None | Original footage is unrestricted. | 4K Raw - doc style - not commercial style, shot on vintage canon FD style glass | Not Published yet |
| FOVA | Fort Vancouver | NHS | PWR | Visitor Center Film | AV | 0008 | ~12-14 | 2023 | 4096 x 2160 | A new interpretive film about the history of Fort Vancouver and the fur trade (12-14 min). | Yes, both on and off camera. Historians and tribes tend to be on camera | Yes | Some of the park | Yes - but not owned by NPS | Yes | Yes | Original footage is unrestricted. | Lovely footage, 4KDCI - reenactments shot on vintage glass with Alexa LF, tribal footage shoot in 4K Raw. Pacific northwest coverage. No aerials | Not Published yet |
| FRST | First State | NHP | NER | First State National Historical Park | TV-1875 | 15:09 | Dec-21 | 3840x2160 | A 15-minute film that tells the story of the early colonial history of Delaware and the role the state played in the establishment of the United States. The story is told through the people and places associated with six sites of the First State National Historical Park: Fort Christina, Brandywine Valley, Old Swedes Church, New Castle Court House, The Dover Green, and the John Dickinson Plantation | sit-down on screen with Historians | None (only reenactments) | There are some scenics of natural places throughout the park, as well as historical structures such as a plantation home, a courthouse, and a church | There are some nice drone aerials over agricultural fields with fall color, and over the Dickinson Plantation | Colonial era reenactments, enslaved persons, Suffragettes | Archival photos, drawings, graphics | Original footage is unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. | Some rural aerials and historic structure b-roll from various Delaware locations | https://www.nps.gov/frst/learn/park-film.htm | |
| GEGR | General Grant | NM | NER | Let Us Have Peace: The Life of Ulysses S. Grant | AV-0164 | 19 | In post-production. Expected April 2023 | 3840x2160 | Interpretive film to be shown in the visitor center. The film shall explore the main phases of Grant’s life as reflected in the four plaster relief sculptures in the interior of the Tomb: 1) his birth and formative years; 2) his military service; 3) his civilian life and presidency; and 4) his death and legacy. While many visitors to the Memorial are familiar with Grant’s military career, his civilian life and presidency are less well-known and shall be emphasized in this film—particularly his efforts to heal the nation after a civil war and to secure civil rights for all citizens. The film shall also explore the impact of Grant’s death and the reasons for creating this enormous shrine to his memory. | Historians | Mostly reenactments but a bit of contemporary footage of visitors inside the monument looking around | Contemporary aerial and ground-based footage of the monument | A few aerials of the monument | Civil War and Grant (young and old) reenactments | Many archival photos and stock footage from other NPS shows | Original footage is unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. | Minimal except for shots of the monument | ||
| GLBA | Glacier Bay | NPP | AKR | Healing Across the Waters. A Sanctuary for the Future. | AV-0044, TV-1859, TV-1860 | Multiple shows, ~5, ~18, ~32 minutes | 2023 | Only some of the footage is 4K | Multiple films highlighting the relationship between the Huna Tlingit and Glacier Bay, including the newly dedicated tribal house and multiple new totems in the park. | Yes, with Tlingit and park staff, but almost all HD, so would be audio only | Ceremonies in the tribal house, other tribal activities and cultural practices. Need to verify what is 4K. | Tribal house. Most scenics are not in 4K. | none | None | Yes | Original footage is unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. | Tribal activities associated with the new tribal house. Not all material is 4K. The Healing Totem dedication and some b-roll of the tribal house is 4K. | ||
| HAFO | Hagerman Fossil Beds | NM | PWR | A Window Into the Past: Hagerman Fossil Beds | 1532 | 22:19 | Completed January 2021 | 3840x2160 | Explores the rich fossil record found at Hagerman Fossil Beds and shows how ongoing scientific research helps reconstruct and protect Idaho’s paleontological history. | Yes, on and off camera, see people in action for list | Kari Prassack (NPS paleontologist) and Laura Walkup (USGS geologist) doing field work at HAFO: collecting soil samples, searching for fossils, etc. Briana Pobiner (Smithsonian paleontologist) examining HAFO fossil specimens housed at the Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC. Jennifer Cavin (NPS) prepping fossils in a lab at John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. | Many scenics of park in summer and fall, minimal wildlife. | Drone aerials of park in summer and fall, including some with Kari and Laura doing field work. | None | Historic photos and film footage of paleontologists at HAFO and elsewhere; most were licensed from the Smithsonian and the Field Museum of Natural History. Stock footage of erupting volcanoes licensed from Pond 5 and Adobe Stock. Stock footage of owl and coyote licensed from Shutterstock and Pond 5. | Original footage is unrestricted. Archival and stock footage restricted for use in this program only. | Good shots of paleontologists & geologists doing field and lab work. Nice scenic footage of the national monument, including drone aerials and timelapse. NOTE: HAFO is an active research site with very limited public access. Most of the sites seen in this film are not open to the public. | https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=62E2760A-D72F-4937-90C9-A5BEEF15F014 | |
| HALE | Haleakalā | NP | PWR | Heart of Maui | AV0162 | 2022 | 4096 x 2160 | This short National Park Service documentary film follows two biologists working to save rare and endemic forest birds in Haleakalā National Park. From the mauka (mountains) to makai (sea), beautiful forest birds once cover the entire island, but after an invasive species of mosquito decimated the population only a small group of honeycreepers exist at the higher elevations in Haleakalā. With this hard to access rainforest as a backdrop, Erika and Chris uncover what technology could help restore native populations of birds and show what would be lost if humans fail to act and prevent the bird’s extinction. | Yes | NPS staff saving a bird, young biologist not in uniform native Hawaiian | Yes | None | None | Original footage is unrestricted (filmed by NPS). | 6K Raw - shot on canon C500II shot on canon 600MM zooms and EZ zooms. Also a lot of 4K Raw. | https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=1184F741-74F4-46CC-BA60-B6933A6A2641 | |||
| HALE | Haleakalā | NP | PWR | Koa taking to me | 4:32 | 2018 | 4096 x 2160 | This National Park Service film follows a Hawaiian man's love for one of the rarest and most threatened trees in the world. Junior's connection with koa trees on his native island compels him to conserve and honor the spirt of fallen trees that would normally be wasted. His way of using the trees connects him to one of the oldest Hawaiian traditions. | Yes, on camera | Junior, local resident of Maui building paddles, on beach, and paddling boat | Mostly outside the park | None | None | None | Original footage is unrestricted (filmed by NPS). | 4K 10bit 4:2:2 shot on sharp sigma glass + RAW, no aerials but coverage of tribal elements on water. | https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=B7D5412A-E559-AFB5-D5AEA7E27F334C2B#:~:text=This%20National%20Park%20Service%20film,that%20would%20normally%20be%20wasted. | ||
| HALE | Haleakalā | NP | PWR | Cordage | AV0035 | 1:19 | 2018 | 4096 x 2160 | Making cordage in the jungle | None | Jacob, local Maui resident making cordage (at times shirtless) in the jungles of HALE | None | None | None | Only Cleared for primary show, Jacob (the main character) requested that NPS seek permission for other use | 4K 10bit 4:2:2 shot on sharp sigma glass | |||
| HALE | Haleakalā | NP | PWR | Koa | AV0036 | 1:09 | 2018 | 4096 x 2160 | A cut down of koa talking to me | Yes, on and off camera. | Short versions of the Koa Talking to me Film | Mostly outside the park | None | None | None | Original footage is unrestricted (filmed by NPS). | 4K 10bit 4:2:2 shot on sharp sigma glass | ||
| HALE | Haleakalā | NP | PWR | Basket | AV0034 | 1:07 | 2018 | 4096 x 2160 | Making a basket from tree leaves | None | Local Maui cultural person weaves a basket | None | None | None | Original footage is unrestricted (filmed by NPS). | 4K 10bit 4:2:2 shot on sharp sigma glass | |||
| JECA | Jewel Cave | NM | MWR | Discovery in the Darkness | 1399 | 23:46 | Completed January 2019 | 3840x2160 | The movie highlights activities such as the Scenic Tour, Historic Lantern Tour, and Wild Caving Tour It also follows cave explorers into one of the last frontiers on the planet. | Yes, interviews on and off camera with Geologists and current and past Cavers. | Cavers exploring the cave and visitors on the cave tour. | Scenics from inside and outside of the cave | Drone shots outside and inside the cave. | None | None | Original footage is unrestricted. Archival and stock footage restricted for use in this program only. | Good, many scenics and people | ||
| LACL | Lake Clark | NPP | AKR | TBD | TV-1917, TV- 1918 | 42-46 min, 18-22 min | Show is in progress, some footage has been shot and more will occur early this year. Footage provided on drives for each shoot. Filming should be complete summer of 23. | 3840x2160 | Follows a seasonal cycle and explores the park through the lens of the Dina'ina observation and cultural practice and western science. | Yes, on and off camera, see people in action for list | Young woman park scientist with fisheries, group of scientists studying scat, Dina'ina elders and youth, fish camp, boating, kayaking, snowshoes, fishing | Many scenics of park, in all 4 seasons, bears | Helicopter, extensive and in multiple seasons. | None | None | Original footage is mostly unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. Some interviews and people on camera may be restricted. | Lots of great b-roll. Dina'ina subsistence and cultural activities, scientists in action, and a few recreation shots (verify rights for all people) as well as beautiful scenics. Footage highlight reels are available for review. | ||
| MIIN | Minidoka | NHS | PWR | Minidoka: An American Concentration Camp | 1500 | 30:01 | Completed October 2019 | 3840x2160 | Tells the story of Japanese Americans who were forcibly removed from their Pacific Northwest homes during WWII and imprisoned in an Idaho concentration camp, solely on the basis of race. | Yes, on-camera interviews with Minidoka survivors, family members, and historians. | Minimal; a few contemporary shots of Minidoka survivors touring the site during a reunion event. | Scenic footage of Minidoka guard tower, barracks, barbed wire fences, etc. | None | None | Lots of WWII-era archival photos and film footage of Japanese internment sites and events from multiple sources including AP, Densho, Getty Images, Library of Congress, NARA, and elsewhere. | Original footage is unrestricted. Archival restricted for use in this program only. | Minimal. The film consists primarily of archival assets and interviews, but there is some original photography of Minidoka including the guard tower, barracks, barbed wire fences, etc. Also footage of survivors and family members touring the site nearly 75 years after WWII ended. | https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=3DF90709-64E9-4CB9-B1D1-AFBCB5A7532F | |
| MIIN | Minidoka | NHS | PWR | Bearing the Unbearable | 1501 | 28:36 | Completed October 2019 | 3840x2160 | Focuses on the experiences of the Bainbridge Island, Washington, residents who were forcibly removed from their homes during WWII - the first Japanese Americans to be expelled under Executive Order 9066. The film is similar to and shares many of the same themes as TV-1500 (Minidoka: An American Concentration Camp) but with specific emphasis on the Bainbridge Island community. | Yes, on-camera interviews with Bainbridge Islanders, family members, and historians. | Minimal; a few contemporary shots of Bainbridge Island, the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, and a survivors' reunion at Minidoka NHS in Idaho. | Scenic footage of Bainbridge Island, WA, including the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial. | None | None | Lots of WWII-era archival photos and film footage of Japanese internment sites and events from multiple sources including AP, Densho, Getty Images, Library of Congress, NARA, and elsewhere. | Original footage is unrestricted. Archival restricted for use in this program only. | Minimal. The film consists primarily of archival assets and interviews, but there is some original photography of Bainbridge Island, the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, and Minidoka NHS in Idaho. | https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=072639e2-f978-4671-83e6-ebb6afcb3577 | |
| MNRR | Missouri National Recreational River | NRR | MWR | River of Change | 1490 | 18:25 | Completed November 2018 | 3840x2160 | One of the last free-flowing remnants of America’s longest river, this stretch of the Missouri offers a glimpse of the dynamic and storied waterway as it was before human alteration. | Yes, on-camera interviews with NPS staff, park partners, park visitors, American Indian tribe members, and others. All interviews are unrestricted EXCEPT for interviews with tribe members, which are restricted for use in this program only. | Visitors kayaking, fishing, riding horses, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, etc. Tribal leaders conducting nature hikes and other outdoor activities with youth groups. Farmer harvesting crops along the river. Biologists working in a fish hatchery, conducting fish surveys on the river, and conducting plover surveys on the riverbanks. Waterfowl hunters in a geese blind. | Lots of scenic footage of the river corridor in four seasons, including helicopter aerials. Lots of wildlife footage including eagles, pelicans, herons, songbirds, bison, squirrels, piping plovers, geese, ducks, etc. | Yes, helicopter aerials in summer and fall. | None | Paintings/illustrations of Lewis & Clark expedition, archival footage of Missouri River floods | Original footage is unrestricted EXCEPT for interviews with tribe members, which are restricted for use in this program only. Archival assets restricted for use in this program only. | Excellent scenic footage of the Missouri River in 4 seasons. Great wildlife footage including bald eagles, waterfowl, and songbirds. Great footage of recreational activities (kayaking, fishing, hunting, etc.) and NPS/USFWS/state biologists on the job. | https://youtu.be/HCrmRDbITTA | |
| MNRR | Missouri National Recreational River | NRR | MWR | Keeping It Wild | WEB-046 | 4:45 | Completed November 2018 | 3840x2160 | Web short that explains why MNRR is a unit of the national park system, how the two stretches of the river that constitute the park are different from other sections of the Missouri River, and how the NPS works with other federal, state, local, and private partners to manage, protect, and preserve the river corridor. | Yes, on-camera interviews with NPS staff, park partners, park visitors, and American Indian tribe members. All interviews are unrestricted EXCEPT for interviews with tribe members, which are restricted for use in this program only. | Visitors kayaking, fishing, camping, hunting. Tribal leaders conducting nature hikes and other outdoor activities with youth groups. Biologists conducting piping plover and fish surveys on the river. | Similar to TV-1490 ("River of Change") but with more emphasis on employees on the job. | Yes, helicopter aerials in summer and fall. | None | None | Original footage is unrestricted EXCEPT for interviews with tribe members, which are restricted for use in this program only. | Excellent scenic footage of the Missouri River in 4 seasons. Great wildlife footage including bald eagles, waterfowl, and songbirds. Nice footage of recreational activities (kayaking, fishing, hunting, etc.) and NPS/USFWS/state biologists on the job. | https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=7BD25EC8-CC1F-72DA-FD169B5E8D875E9A | |
| MNRR | Missouri National Recreational River | NRR | MWR | Currents of Change: Geology of the Missouri River | WEB-047 | 3:38 | Completed November 2018 | 3840x2160 | Web short that focuses on the geology and geomorphological processes of the MNRR. | Yes, on-camera interview with Tim Cowman, geologist with the South Dakota Geological Survey. | Kayaking, hiking | Similar to TV-1490 ("River of Change") but with more emphasis on geological features of the river corridor. | Yes, helicopter aerials in summer and fall. | None | None | Unrestricted | Similar to TV-1490 ("River of Change") but with more emphasis on geological features and a few different aerial shots of the river. | https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=81B7044E-BEAA-0ADC-1DF5C1EB29A465E3 | |
| MORU | Mount Rushmore | NM | MWR | Amphitheater Film (TBD) | AV-122 | ~20 | Currently in production. Shooting begins in summer 2023; Anticipate shooting completed April 2024; anticipated completion date is March 2025 | 7860x4320 (8k) | 20-minute film that will play nightly in the park's outdoor amphitheater during the summer season as part of the evening ranger program and lighting ceremony. Provides a thought-provoking exploration of freedom, patriotism, and democracy in the U.S., and what these ideals – and Mount Rushmore itself – mean to a wide range of Americans. | The film will include six “spotlight” segments featuring people or small groups that represent a broad diversity of American perspectives and demographic groups such as Native Americans, African Americans, Latinos, farmers/ranchers, teachers, blue collar workers, military veterans, artists, recently naturalized U.S. citizens, etc. | TBD | 8K footage of the memorial, filmed in at least three seasons (summer, fall, and winter), emphasizing the sculpture, the surrounding landscape, the park’s natural and cultural resources, and park visitors. Daytime and nighttime time-lapse photography of the memorial in at least two seasons. 8K aerial footage of the memorial in at least two seasons (summer and fall). | Yes, 8K aerial footage of the memorial in at least two seasons (summer and fall). | None | Will include stock 4K UHD footage (including aerials) of iconic landscapes and landmarks across the U.S. This footage will likely be restricted for use in this program only. | TBD; original footage will be unrestricted with the possible exception of a few interviews. | Should have very high stock footage value. All original footage is being shot in 8K. SOW includes a 5-minute B-roll reel. | ||
| MORU | Mount Rushmore | NM | MWR | Visitor Center Film (TBD) | AV-123 | ~15 | Currently in production. Shooting begins in summer 2023; anticipated completion date is March 2025 | 7860x4320 (8k) | 15-minute film on the history, design, and carving of the sculpture that will play year-round in the Lincoln Borglum Visitor Center. | The film will include interviews with a variety of subject matter experts (historians, Native Americans, geologists, engineers, sculptors, Borglum descendants, NPS staff, etc.) to provide a balanced view of the memorial from multiple perspectives. | TBD | Similar to AV-122 (MORU Amphitheater Film) | Yes, 8K helicopter aerial footage of the memorial in at least two seasons (summer and fall). | None | Archival photographs, footage, audio recordings, paintings, illustrations, etc. to illustrate the history, design, and construction of the memorial, and to depict key moments in the lives of Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Roosevelt to illustrate why they were selected for the memorial. | TBD; original footage will be unrestricted with the possible exception of a few interviews. | Similar to AV-122 (MORU amphitheater film) but with more emphasis on archival assets and interviews. | ||
| NATR | Natchez Trace | Parkway | SER | Natchez Trace Parkway Virtual Quick Trip | AV | 0045 | 2:11 | 2019 | 4096 x 2160 | A quick virtual tour video of the Natchez Trace Parkway. No interviews, just text and b-roll. | None | Yes, visitors | Scenics from along the trail | None | None | None | Original footage is unrestricted (filmed by NPS). | Utility grade - Not very many people | https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm%3Fid%3D1BF3D3F8-D634-D8B4-5AF09EE2866D9655 |
| NOCA | North Cascades | NPC | PWR | Visitor Center Film (TBD) | TV-1540 | 18-20 min | Show is in progress, most footage has been shot and provided on drives for each shoot. Target completion is 12/23 | 3840x2160 | Explores the park ecosystems moving up in elevation and from west to east. Includes diverse people recreating and sharing their connection to the place. | Yes, off camera only. | Youth group canoeing, young indigenous woman backpacking, middle age pilot, 2 young women mountaineering, family camping/at waterfall | Many scenics of park, in all 4 seasons, minimal wildlife | Helicopter, extensive and in multiple seasons. | None | None | Original footage is mostly unrestricted. Some archival or stock assets may be restricted for use in this program only. Some interviews and people on camera may be restricted. | Lots of great b-roll. Diverse people recreating in outdoors (verify rights) as well as beautiful scenics. Footage highlight reels are available for review. | ||
| RIRA | River Raisin | NBP | MWR | The Untold Legacy of the River Raisin | AV-0039 | 25:45 | May-20 | 3840x2160 | This film is an overview of the history of coalitions and conflicts between |
the numerous Native Nations, American Settlers and Europeans in the “Old Northwest” region of present-day Michigan and surrounding areas.
Ultimately the War of 1812 leads to a boiling point where conflict among the Americans, British and Native Nations leads to the “massacre at the River Raisin” in Frenchtown, which is now known as Monroe, Michigan.
The Untold Legacy of the River Raisin puts this event into historical context and examines how it was a “flashpoint” where the fates of Native Nations would take a turn for the worse and American policies of “Indian
| Removal” would affect all Native peoples for generations to come | Yes | Only reenactments | Only reenactments | Only stock | Yes | Yes | Original footage is unrestricted. Most archival or stock assets are restricted for use in this program only. | Minimal. Consists primarily of reenactments. | |||||||||||
| SEMO | Selma to Montgomery | NHT | SER | The Way to Freedom: Selma and the Making of a Movement | 1527 | 22:41 | Completed December 2020 | 3840x2160 | Tells the story of courageous ordinary citizens—many of them teenagers at the time—who successfully challenged racism, bigotry, and entrenched power in Selma, Alabama in the 1960s to gain the right to vote. | Yes, on-camera interviews with veterans of the Selma voting rights movement. All interviews shot against solid black backdrop. | Archival footage only | Minimal. Some original photography of Selma, AL, including the Edmund Pettus Bridge, the Dallas County Courthouse, and Brown Chapel AME Church. | Drone aerials of the Edmund Pettus Bridge with and without marchers. | None | Many archival photos and film footage of the voting rights movement of the 1960s from multiple sources including ABC News, State of Alabama, AP, Library of Congress, and NARA. | Original footage is unrestricted. Archival restricted for use in this program only. | Minimal. The film consists primarily of archival assets and interviews, but there is some original photography of Selma, AL, including the Edmund Pettus Bridge, the Dallas County Courthouse, and Brown Chapel AME Church. | https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=F45BE396-B295-460B-8F4A-0EE02CCB895A | |
| SLBE | Sleeping Bear Dunes | NL | MWR | Water, Sand, and Sky | 1504 | 26:05 | Completed January 2022 | 3840x2160 | Tells how the park’s unique landforms are a result of glaciation. Includes a culturally authentic retelling of the Anishinaabek legend of the Sleeping Bear. Provides an introduction to the historic maritime, agricultural, recreational uses of the land, and how visitors can experience this history. | Yes, park staff and visitors speaking on camera and off throughout. | Park staff and visitors. | Shown throughout. | Drone shots of lake, dunes, farms, and forest. | None | None | Original footage is unrestricted. Archival restricted for use in this program only. | Good scenics and people. | ||
| UGRR | Underground Railroad Network to Freedom | NCR | Fighting for Freedom | TV-1503 | 17:30 | 5/25/18 | 3840x2160 | This interpretive video for the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom will use the life of escaped-slave turned abolitionist Lewis Hayden as a touchstone to tell a wider story of the Underground Railroad. | None | Only reenactments | minimal | None | Yes | Significant archival footage | Most music and archival imagery are restricted to single use for this program. | Mostly reenactments | |||
| VAFO | Valley Forge | NHP | NER | Determined to Persevere: The Valley Forge Encampment | TV-1538 | 19:12 | Oct-20 | 3840x2160 | This film provides an inspirational overview of the 1777-78 winter encampment at Valley Forge and how it represents a microcosm of the American Revolution, with its mix of people and personalities and the conflicts, complexities, and contradictions that characterized early America and the American Revolution. It chronicles the extraordinary hardships that drove the Army to the brink of mutiny and dissolution and explains how the Continental Army, a collection of disparate colonial militias, emerged under Washington's leadership as a cohesive and disciplined fighting force. | none | none | none | None | Rev War reenactments - including British and colonial soldiers, women "camp followers," Native Americans, and African American soldiers | Archival paintings, drawings, illustrations, | These programs contain restricted material, see stock footage and image logs for more information | Not suitable. This program is primarily re-enactments, and often in conjunction with post-production VFX | https://www.nps.gov/vafo/learn/photosmultimedia/videos.htm | |
| WRBR | Wright Brothers | NMEM | SER | Making the Impossible Possible | 1909 | 09:52 | Completed August 2018 | 3840x2160 | Silent looping program about the history of flight and the legacy of the Wright Brothers. Plays on a 16-screen video wall in the visitor center. | None | Minimal; a few shots of visitors near the WRBR memorial. | Great aerial footage of the WRBR Memorial in Kill Devil Hills, NC. Shots of the Wright Brothers statue and various Outer Banks coastal scenics. | Drone aerials of the Wright Brothers Memorial and the Outer Banks coastline. | None | Many archival and stock photos and footage of the Wright Brothers and other key figures and milestones in the history of flight. | Original footage is unrestricted. Archival restricted for use in this program only. | This show was designed for a 16-screen video wall and is heavily layered with quotes, archival assets, etc. There are very few (if any) clean shots of the park in the master, but the raw footage is a great resource for aerial and timelapse shots of the WRBR memorial & statue and Outer Banks coastal scenics. |
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