Great Falls Tribune

HARLEM – On Thursday, a film produced by Milk River Productions, a student-led filmmaking organization founded in 2019 through Harlem High School, will be recognized at the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) as a nominee for the National Student Production Award. This is the highest honor in the United States for high […]

Written, filmed and produced by Browning Public Schools students, “Blackfeet Country” will premiere on Thursday at 7 p.m. as part of the PBS series “Stories From Montana’s Future.” “Blackfeet Country,” which is the first episode in the series, features three stories produced by students in partnership with MAPS Media Institute, a nonprofit that aims to empower

Representing the MAPS Media Institute out of Hamilton, “Browning Rising Voices” and “Art for Survival” tied in the Short Form Non-Fiction category, while Browning’s “Aisitsimsta/Imagination” earned the Short Form Fiction award, according to a press release. The Montana groups earned awards among a record number of entries in the High School Student Production competition from

Come see the premiere showing of the new short film made in East Helena by the fabulous teen filmmakers, working with MAPS Media Institute. It’s a great story–moving, sweet, with some gorgeous shots. Meet the filmmakers, hear a fun talkback. With live music by Blinded. Snacks & treats after. Bring the whole family! Proceeds from

I have the power to describe myself to other people.You get to step out of your comfort zone just a little bit.Some of our old ways may have died out, but we’re still here.We’re. Still. Here. These are words of young writers from Rising Voices, a creative writing club formed by students at Browning High