Boulder Community Media (BCM)

Boulder Community Media (BCM) BCM doesn't operate a museum, save whales or feed babies, but through the power of motion pictures help those that do tell their stories better.

BCM doesn’t operate a museum, save whales or feed babies, but if you do, we want to help tell your stories so as to help you better meet your organization’s mission. BCM also writes and publishes books and produces largely documentary films. The most recent is "Beyond Sand Creek" which aired on PBS in 2021. BCM is funded in part by the Western States Arts Federation, the Best Buy Foundation, Phila

nthropeace Foundation, Wyoming Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities; Wyoming Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts; The Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund, Boulder Arts Commission, the Boulder Human Relations Commission, and individual donors like you! Production Services
BCM is a production company that provides high production value with fast turn around and within most any budget:
Pre-production - scriptwriting, casting, location scouting
Production services - cameras and operation (3-JVC HD pro cameras); Lights - soft boxes; Sound - Sony wired and wireless mikes, Audiotechnics boom; Action - direction, craft services, transport and other support services. Post Production - DVD authoring, web streaming
VHS Conversion - BCM can convert your VHS home movies into DVD or other digital formats. Publishing Services
BCM can help you with writing and editing your book or other literary work. BCM publishes through KDP and also has a contract with Winter Goose Publishing. Fiscal Agency - Co-Production
Are you working on a project and you'd like to do it with non-profit status? BCM sponsors and co-produces projects for individuals or organizations without 501(c)(3) status. Non-profit status provides many benefits: productions be covered under the BCM liability insurance, be eligible for grants from foundations and the government, investors in your project can enjoy a tax exempt donation as allowed by law. Distribution and Social Media Marketing
BCM not only can produce top quality digital media that conveys your message, BCM can help you get your message seen and heard through harnessing social media like facebook, twitter and myspace. BCM can work with you to meld social media marketing with your existing advertising and outreach approaches. Teaching
BCM provides community-based educational services to students of all ages in the Wyoming and beyond. Teaching may be on an individual basis or for groups. BCM works closely with local school districts, colleges and universities to develop "hands-on" practical out-of-school learning opportunities in all facets of production, behind and in front of the camera. Student teams produce programs for community TV channels and web streaming. BCM has taught students at the University of Colorado Boulder Journalism Department; Boulder Valley School District - Fairview High School International Baccalaureate students; Boulder International Film Festival Student Advisors; The Shoot Out Boulder 24 hour filmmaking festival teams.

I've rebranded "What the Morning Brings" as part of "The Libby Flats Saga," a collection of interconnected novels set in...
08/01/2026

I've rebranded "What the Morning Brings" as part of "The Libby Flats Saga," a collection of interconnected novels set in the American West.

Are you a Hemingway fan? Check out my book! Paris to Boulder, and Pamplona to Cheyenne: Reimagining a Hemingway Classic Some books begin as an idea. Others begin as a conversation across generation…

I've been trying to slow down. Gardening is helping. I learned about petting my plants to improve their heath. I'm not m...
07/30/2026

I've been trying to slow down. Gardening is helping. I learned about petting my plants to improve their heath. I'm not much of a meditator, but find odd places to do so.

I’ve been trying to slow down by gardening, getting rid of my stuff so I don’t have to worry about what to do with it later. My Volkswagen ID.4 looked like it had recently crossed a bib…

How's your garden this summer? I'm glad I've only been nurturing one tomato plant.
07/29/2026

How's your garden this summer? I'm glad I've only been nurturing one tomato plant.

Earlier this summer, I decided to turn my brown thumb into a green thumb. A local nonprofit, Growing Gardens, held its annual vegetable plant sale. I came home with a single Beefsteak tomato plant.…

July 31 is the 50th anniversary of the Big Thompson Flood. I was there, the wrong place at the wrong time, and lost my F...
07/28/2026

July 31 is the 50th anniversary of the Big Thompson Flood. I was there, the wrong place at the wrong time, and lost my Ford Pinto station wagon during the deluge.

In July 1976, I was working for the US National Park Service at Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado for a second summer. I don’t know if this had any influence, but I had befriended Wayne Aspi…

Are you much of a Hemingway fan?Paris to Boulder, and Pamplona to Cheyenne: Reimagining a Hemingway ClassicSome books be...
07/14/2026

Are you much of a Hemingway fan?

Paris to Boulder, and Pamplona to Cheyenne: Reimagining a Hemingway Classic

Some books begin as an idea. Others begin as a conversation across generations.

Best Chance Media released my historical fiction novel, “What the Morning Brings.” It’s fitting that the book comes out this month, since July 22nd is Ernest Hemingway’s birthday.

I adapted Hemingway’s classic “The Sun Also Rises," which entered the public domain in 2022. Rather than retelling the story, I reimagined it for a different generation facing a different war.

Hemingway’s characters sought refuge in the cafés of post-World War I Paris. My characters find themselves in Boulder, Colorado, during the turbulent years of the Vietnam War. The antiwar movement gains momentum. Young people question authority. Veterans return home carrying wounds that aren’t always visible.

Jake Barnes, a Vietnam veteran and newspaper photographer, and Brett Ashley, a former military nurse turned antiwar activist, are at the center of the story. Like many people of their generation, they are searching for meaning in a world that no longer makes sense.

The story eventually leaves Boulder for Wyoming. In Hemingway’s novel, the climax unfolds during the Running of the Bulls and the bullfights of Pamplona, Spain. In “What the Morning Brings,” the action moves to Cheyenne and the Wild Prairie Stampede, where a fateful bull ride changes lives forever.

The novel explores friendship, love, loss, resilience, and the struggle to find one’s place in a rapidly changing America. While inspired by a literary classic, it’s also a story of the American West, the Vietnam era, and the people who lived through it.

As a writer and documentary filmmaker, I’ve long been fascinated by how history shapes individual lives. “What the Morning Brings” allowed me to revisit a pivotal period in American history while paying tribute to one of literature’s most enduring novels.

If you’d like to be among the first readers, autographed copies are now available. They cost more, but purchasing directly helps support independent publishing and allows me to personally sign each book before it ships. You can also order from your local bookstore or online retailer.

Thank you to everyone who has followed my writing journey. I look forward to sharing this new story with you.

Purchase your autographed copy today and join me on a journey from the streets of Boulder to the rodeo grounds of Cheyenne, where the promises of youth collide with the realities of war, love, and fate.
https://bouldercomedia.gumroad.com/l/whatthemorningbrings

I drove a carload of boxes to Laramie and made the final major delivery for my Swedish death-cleaning project. One desti...
07/10/2026

I drove a carload of boxes to Laramie and made the final major delivery for my Swedish death-cleaning project. One destination was the American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming. The boxes contained decades of my life. The other stop was to drop my mom's art at the Laramie Plains Museum.

The author completed a significant step in their Swedish death-cleaning project by delivering boxes of personal artifacts to the American Heritage Center and Laramie Plains Museum. While experienci…

Alan embarks on a nostalgic journey to digitize decades of slides and photographs, uncovering memories of family, travel...
07/07/2026

Alan embarks on a nostalgic journey to digitize decades of slides and photographs, uncovering memories of family, travel, and forgotten experiences. Despite the challenges of identifying images, this project becomes a quest to preserve stories before they fade. Each photograph serves as a connection

Alan embarks on a nostalgic journey to digitize decades of slides and photographs, uncovering memories of family, travel, and forgotten experiences. Despite the challenges of identifying images, th…

Before Dismissing Democratic Socialism, Ask Why It’s GrowingThe growing appeal of democratic socialism among younger Ame...
07/05/2026

Before Dismissing Democratic Socialism, Ask Why It’s Growing

The growing appeal of democratic socialism among younger Americans stems from their economic struggles, such as high housing costs and stagnant wages, rather than a desire for radical change. As demographics shift, younger voters seek alternatives to the current system, prompting significant political discussions that challenge traditional views on socialism and economic fairness....

The growing appeal of democratic socialism among younger Americans stems from their economic struggles, such as high housing costs and stagnant wages, rather than a desire for radical change. As de…

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