Black MTN Productions

Moving Line on the red carpet at the Denver Film Fest! Extremely honored for this rare privilege of showcasing our work at such a prestigious festival. Our film is screening tonight, November 5th at 7:30pm, and tomorrow morning, November 6th at 10:30 am. Hope to see you there!

Moving Line wraps up its festival tour in Durango! Join us on November 20th at the Powerhouse for the Durango Winter Showcase, featuring three incredible ski films by local filmmakers. The event supports Know the Snow, helping to promote backcountry skiing education in our community.
🎟️ Tickets are available now — link in bio or at movinglinefilm.com

WE GOT INTO THE DENVER FILM FEST!
Our documentary, Moving Line, will screen at the 48th annual Denver Film Fest on November 5th and 6th. Click the link in our bio to learn more!

Join us for the fall screenings of Moving Line! Click the link in our bio to buy tickets and learn more about each event. We hope to see you there!

WE WON AN AWARD! 🎉

Last week, Moving Line premiered at the , bringing our journey full circle. The theater was packed, some friends even got turned away—so we managed to coordinate a last minute private screening. The perfect Durango premiere.

And now… we just won the Audience Award for Best Documentary Short! 🏆 This is our first award as filmmakers, and we’re beyond honored. Thank you all for the love and support—this is just the beginning! 💛🎥

Join us these evening and tomorrow morning at the where Moving Line will screen to a hometown crowd! DIFF is celebrating its 20th year anniversary and we are honored to be chosen amongst so many talented filmmakers. We are also hosting a gathering at 4pm at the Finney Office - 969 Main Ave - with food and prizes as a thank you to all of our supporters. Can't wait to see everyone there!

Presenting the trailer for Moving Line!

Black Mountain Production's first documentary short, Moving Line, tells the story of the first crossing of Colorado by skis. In 1978, three amateur skiers embarked on an extraordinary journey, starting in Durango, CO, and skiing a continuous line across the entire state, finishing near the Wyoming border.

Moving Line not only explores this incredible 490-mile trek through Colorado's rugged terrain but also highlights the deep connections forged through the experience—between the skiers themselves, the breathtaking outdoors, and the boundless creativity and self-expression that spending time in nature inspires.

Moving Line | Official Trailer (2025) Presenting the trailer for Moving Line!Black Mountain Production's first documentary short, Moving Line, tells the story of the first crossing of Colorado by...

The final episode in our mini-doc series introduces audiences to Alexander Drummond, one of the three members of the expedition to ski across Colorado. A Boulder native, Alex has spent much of his life exploring the Colorado Wilderness on skis, bike and on foot. Somewhere along the line, Alex discovered his interest in poetry, which turned into a lifelong passion of reading and writing his own poems - many of which are inspired by his time outdoors. It's that connection between time spent outdoors and the inspiration to be creative that can result in self-expression. And while Alex set out to accomplish something unique, that connection is something shared by us all.

Black Mountain Productions Presents: Alexander Drummond. A Moving Line Story

John King is a resident of Lyons, CO, an acclaimed artist, and one of the original members of the ski expedition featured in our film, Moving Line. John creates beautiful kinetic sculptures with pieces that balance precisely and move under the slightest influence of wind. That movement is what John identifies as art.

In 1978, John and his companions skied across the state of Colorado, becoming the first people to do so. The trip was monumentally inspirational to his career as an artist, as they found themselves gliding across the land, leaving a continuous line behind them. That moving line is what connects John's inspiration for self-expression to his love for the outdoors.

Black Mountain Productions Presents: John King. A Moving Line Story

Latasha Greene is an artist based in Denver, CO, whose work ranges from landscapes to illustrations to murals; all of which are inspired by her outdoor surroundings. Latasha takes notice to the smallest details in nature and incorporates the naturally occurring colors and textures into her work. She hopes that her art inspires more engagement and diversity in outdoor recreation. Follow Latasha on social media -

Black Mountain Productions Presents: Latasha Greene. A Moving Line Story Latasha Greene is an artist based in Denver, CO, whose work ranges from landscapes to illustrations to murals; all of which are inspired by her outdoor surro...

Our third artist is New Mexico's Derrick Kosea, a landscape photographer who captures the beauty of the Four Corner's region. The connection between nature and self expression has been recognized by Derrick and his family for centuries, and Derrick has a talented eye for being able to translate that connection through photography. His favorite part of being an artist is sharing that interpretation with others. Follow Derrick on Instagram -

Black Mountain Productions Presents: Derrick Kosea. A Moving Line Story Our third artist is New Mexico's Derrick Kosea, a landscape photographer who captures the beauty of the Four Corner's region. The connection between nature a...

Our next artist featured in our mini-series is Durango's Hannah Wilson. Hannah's art encapsulates the beauty of the southwest, using a full spectrum of colors she interprets from each of her wild subjects. Hannah believes we all have creativity inside of us, and being outdoors is one of the ways we are able to tap into that creativity. Follow Hannah on instagram .art

Black Mountain Productions Presents: Hannah Wilson. A Moving Line Story