Power paths

DVD

Power paths [videorecording] / Specialty Studios presents a Looking Hawk production ; producer/director/videographer, Bo Boudart.

Coyote, Peter. (Narrator). Boudart, Bo. (Producer, Director, Videographer). Specialty Studios. (Added Author). Looking Hawk Productions. (Added Author). Bay Area Video Coalition (San Francisco, Calif.) (Funder).

Summary:

This documentary follows the Navajo, Hopi and Lakota Sioux tribes, as they find ways to introduce renewable energy projects into their communities through a grassroots movement that the filmmakers have tracked over the past two years.

Record details

Physical Description: 1 videodisc (53 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Edition: Special ed.
Publisher: [South Dakota] : Looking Hawk Productions, c2009.

Content descriptions

General Note:: Originally produced in 2009.

Special features: Bonus interviews with: Senator Harry Reid, U.S. Senate Majority Leader (7:25) -- Winona LaDuke, Native American sustainable values (2:58) -- Pat Spears, wind energy on tribal lands (8:51) -- Professor Dan Kamman -- US leadership for a new energy policy (12:58) -- Citizen action guide (DVD-ROM; needs computer) -- Trailer.
Creation/Production Credits Note:: Co-producers: Christopher Phillipp, Norman Patrick Brown ; executive producer, Steve Michelson ; writer, Jessica Abbe ; music score, Tom Disher ; editors, Kristin Tieche, Rhonda Collins ; art director, Klee Benally ; additional videography, Katy Curran, Susan Green, Brian Cass, Matt Nelson ; assistant editor, Alexis Keenan ; online editors, Haley Nenadal, Dan Newitt ; production assistant, Avo Nurdock.
Participant or Performer Note:: Narrator: Peter Coyote.
Target Audience Note:: MPAA rating: Not rated.
Funding Information Note:: Fiscal sponsor: Bay Area Video Coalition.

Major funding provided by: Caroline Lynch, Native American Public Telecommunications (NAPT), The Flow Fund, LEF Foundation.
System Details Note:: DVD, NTSC.
Language Note:: Closed-captioned.
Awards Note:: Best Native American Film: Trail Dance Film Festival, 2009.

Jurors Award: Lake Havasu International Film Festival, 2009.

Finalist Best Documentary: American Indian Film Festival, 2008.