92 Miles | A Migration Story
Two years into studying Wyomings wild mule deer, researcher Patrick Rodgers life was thrown into turmoil. Through the sudden loss of his best friend and father to cancer, Patrick was stripped of the person who taught him how to appreciate our public lands. The healing process has been a long migration: a journey facilitated by finding solace in the wild with a pair of ultra running shoes. Long distance running helps Pat to heal. The transformative 90+ mile backcountry run is a gripping adventure following one of Wyomings longest migration corridors for mule deer.
(This film is currently in post production. The target completion date is December 20, 2019)
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Shannon VandivierDirectorBeyond The Horizon, Place of Peace
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Bowen ParrishProducer
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Patrick RodgersKey Cast
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Project Type:Documentary, Short
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Genres:Outdoor Adventure, Ultra-Running, Wildlife, conservation
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Runtime:25 minutes
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Completion Date:September 20, 2019
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:RED
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Award-winning director, Shannon Vandivier has been producing and directing adventure sports films and branded content for over 8 years working with production companies including Red Bull , YETI, Orvis, Simms, and TREK. He has earned widespread acclaim for numerous films including Beyond The Horizon, Place of Peace, and most recently Standing Man, for Red Bull. Sought after for his creative story telling ability, Shannon has the knowledge and shared experience of the core, and the capacity to appeal to a broader audience with the use of both still, and moving picture.
This film is so much more than a simple wildlife migration story told through the act of running. It is a film about transformation brought fourth by the universal bond of suffering. This bond is revealed as the common thread which links us all together as human beings. It's in our emotion or physical suffering that we are strengthened by the need to move to a better place. We are lifted up by our community. And it's through that process that we are able to overcome our deep darkness within.