Compelling Storytelling
Hearts of Glass is an Official Selection of the Julien Dubuque International Film Festival and the Black Hills Film Festival!
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Julien Dubuque International Film Festival
Dubuque, IA – screenings on 4/25, 4/27 & 4/28
Hearts of Glass is a nominee for Best Documentary!
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Black Hills Film Festival
Hill City, SD – screenings on 5/4 + 5/5
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Exciting news to share – Hearts of Glass has a spate of festival acceptances that we can now officially announce – tickets are on sale.
American Documentary Film Festival
Palm Springs, CA – screening 3/30
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ReelAbilities Film Festival
New York – screening 5 times over the festival 4/2-4/9
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Princeton Environmental Film Festival
Princeton, NJ – screening 4/13
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And stay tuned for more announcements soon.
On the verge of completing Hearts of Glass, our feature-length documentary following the first 15 months of Vertical Harvest’s operation, we wish Jackson Hole’s vertical farm with a social mission, “Happy 2nd Anniversary.” Enjoy a short video we put together for the celebration.
Thank you, Vertical Harvest, for giving JenTen Productions amazing access to people and plants. It has allowed us to weave business drama with the personal journeys of the employees. We’re excited to take people on a journey of innovation, inclusion, social entrepreneurship and local food production.
Thanks also to our partner on the film, Slow Food in the Tetons.
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156 donors helped us raise 156% of our crowdfunding goal. Your support is getting us through the final stretch of post-production on Hearts of Glass. Stay tuned for updates in early January.
#1 Thru May 11 – Off-Season Specials to Benefit Hearts of GlassCafé Genevieve and Orsetto are donating the price of your $2 second entrée to Slow Food in the Tetons. Slow Food is partnering with JenTen Productions on Hearts of Glass. The donated dollars will go to post-production work on the film. So, let your pots and pans gather dust for the next couple of weeks and enjoy Fred Peightal and Joshua Governale’s amazing restaurants.
Orsetto: 307 203 2664 ; Make a Reservation Online
Cafe Genevieve: 307 732 1910 ; Make A Reservation Online
Join us at Pizzeria Caldera for a four-course, Italian-descended, locally-inspired dinner to support Hearts of Glass, a JenTen Production in partnership with Slow Food in the Tetons. First of four courses served at 6:30 PM, so arrive at 6 PM, please.
Tickets available at:http://bit.ly/PizzeriaCaldera_HeartsOfGlass
Your ticket includes a four-course meal (vegetarian option available) and either a cocktail, a glass of wine or a soft drink. Cash bar available. Jackson Hole Still Works will unveil it’s signature cocktail for the film, so hold onto your hat!
Pizzeria Caldera is delighted to support Vertical Harvest and the documentary film telling the story of its first critical year of operation. In Hearts of Glass cutting-edge food production meets social good in an ambitious experiment to provide year-round produce to a mountain town, while employing community members with disabilities. Proceeds from the event go toward a $2,500 challenge match from First Interstate Bank.
JenTen is participating in this evening of film presented by Jackson Hole WILD and Orijin Media. Five short films will screen and we’ll share an excerpt from our work-in-progress, Hearts of Glass. The event celebrates gender equality in filmmaking. Tickets available at: Center for the Arts
JACKSON HOLE, WY – How do we nourish community? That is the question explored in a new film in progress, Hearts of Glass, about Vertical Harvest, the urban greenhouse in downtown Jackson that has made people sit up and take notice. Funded in part through a unique public/private partnership with the Town of Jackson, it is one of very few vertical greenhouses in the world.
Vertical Harvest has been written up in The New York Times, The Atlantic, and myriad other publications. It has garnered attention not only for an innovative approach to growing food, but also for co-founders Penny McBride’s and Nona Yehia’s commitment to employing people with developmental disabilities.
JenTen Productions is a Jackson Hole Wyoming-based documentary and independent video production company. Documentary filmmaker, producer, director and editor, Jennifer Tennican keeps audiences captivated with her unique, authentic and humorous approach to storytelling.