Compelling Storytelling
We excited to announce that WarmLine Family Resource Center is hosting a screening and panel discussion on October 19 in Sacramento, CA.
Location: Sierra 2 Theater, 2791 24th Street, Sacramento
Date: Saturday, October 19, 2019|
Time: 4:00 – 7:00pm
4:00 – 4:30 Seating (doors close at 4:30)
4:30 – 4:45 Introduce Film (Jen/Kelly)
4:45 – 6:00 Film
6:00 – 7:00 Panel discussion
The event is FREE and open to the public, but please register HERE. We hope you’ll join us!
We’re delighted to have our Pittsburgh premiere on September 9 as part of the ReelAbilities Film Festival. Hearts of Glass will screen as part of the programming for the inaugural Richard Meritzer Award. The award will be presented to the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust. The award honors the memory of Richard Meritzer (1953-2019), who served as ADA Coordinator for the City of Pittsburgh from 2007 to 2019 and was a leader in promoting understanding and implementation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Event details: https://filmpittsburgh.org/films/hearts-of-glass
We are in full festival swing and are overjoyed to announce that Hearts of Glass WON Best Feature Documentary at Black Hills Film Festival!
Catch one of our two screenings Saturday, May 4th or Sunday May 5th in Hill City, SD.
Tickets and information: http://bit.ly/HeartsOfGlassBlackHills
Slow Food in the Tetons, JenTen Productions and Jackson Hole Still Works invite you to an evening of delicious food and craft beverages to raise post-production funds to finish the feature documentary Hearts of Glass.
The tickets are a great value and include a delicious buffet dinner, one drink (cash bar available), live music & DJ plus entry into a raffle. We also have a handful of incredible silent auction items ranging from ski passes to float trips to private art classes.
Get your tickets here for a great evening out and help Slow Food in the Tetons and JenTen Productions finish their community-focused documentary about the first year of Vertical Harvest. Support local film, local food, inclusion and innovation. Proceeds from the event go to match a donor challenge!
Now through May 11, Café Genevieve and Orsetto will donate 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 – Open Table
Café Genevieve: 307.732.1910 – Open Table
By Russ Stoddard / Mar 16, 2017
Social enterprise is about going up, baby—up, up, up, not down—which is why we’re sharing a story about one of the smartest social enterprises we’ve come across recently, Vertical Harvest, along with a moving documentary that tells its tale.
Vertical Harvest is a new urban farm in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. As its name implies, this greenhouse uses a cool design that, like a plant, moves skyward for three stories as it reaches for the sun and maximizes its footprint on pricey resort real estate to grow and sell produce year-round for the community.
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.