Montana Caregivers Network from "Cannabusiness"

Montana Caregivers Network from "Cannabusiness" from Carmen Ebert on Vimeo.

Cannabusiness, a University of Montana student documentary film, focuses on the personal and professional issues surrounding medical marijuana in the Big Sky State.

President of Montana Caregivers Network, Jason Christ, takes us on a tour of the MCN offices and explains his non-profit organization. MCN is dedicated to providing the public, including patients, caregivers, physicians and law enforcement with information and resources regarding the medical marijuana program in the state of Montana.

Producing and editing by Paige Browning and Willi Brooks with photography by Mark Wilson and myself.

More information about Cannabusiness can be found at http://umt.edu/cannabusiness/
The film can be viewed in its entirety from MontanaPBS at http://watch.montanapbs.org/video/1503856156/

Elder Matt "Speedy" Allen from "Cannabusiness" - Second Clip

Elder Matt "Speedy" Allen from "Cannabusiness" - Second Clip from Carmen Ebert on Vimeo.

In this excerpt from "Cannabusiness," a University of Montana student documentary film, focusing on the personal and professional issues surrounding medical marijuana in the Big Sky State, Speedy tells us about his life as a patient. He goes into more detail about how the drug helps him and what needs to be done in the future for this program to work in the state of Montana.

Willi Brooks served as the producer, interviewing Speedy and writing this segment. Photography and editing was done by myself.


More information can be found at: http://umt.edu/cannabusiness
The documentary can be viewed in its entirety from MontanaPBS at: http://watch.montanapbs.org/video/1503856156/

Elder Matt "Speedy" Allen from "Cannabusiness"

Elder Matt "Speedy" Allen from "Cannabusiness" from Carmen Ebert on Vimeo.

In this excerpt from "Cannabusiness," a University of Montana student documentary film, focusing on the personal and professional issues surrounding medical marijuana in the Big Sky State, Speedy tells us about his life as a patient. He explains the background of the Native American view and how he leads a normal life with the drug.

Willi Brooks served as the producer, interviewing Speedy and writing this segment. Photography and editing was done by myself.


More information can be found at: http://umt.edu/cannabusiness/
The documentary can be viewed in its entirety from MontanaPBS at: http://watch.montanapbs.org/video/1503856156/

Mountain Brook Studio - Made in Montana spring 2009

"Business: Made in Montana" is a joint project between the Radio/TV Production and Broadcast Journalism students at the University of Montana. We research businesses in the state that produce their wares from the ground up. Then we go out and shoot the whole process from beginning to end and interview the creators to put the spotlight on unique ways to make a living in the Treasure State.


All segments from the class are edited into a half hour program that airs on Montana PBS the following August. MT PBS reaches roughly 90% or more of cable viewers in the state.

Mountain Brook Studio is nestled at the bottom of the Rocky Mountains in northwest Montana near the Lewis Range. Tom and Marcie Briney purchased the property in 1989 and have ran the business, with great success, ever since.