Sometimes, the next best thing to actually visiting Yellowstone National Park is watching a great video of the place. So it’s always fun to come across a filmmaker offering a unique and compelling point of view about the park.<\/p>\n
Students from the Montana State University-Bozeman Master of Fine Arts Program in Science and Natural History Filmmaking<\/a> recently posted a pair of short films that offer just that kind of singular perspective on Yellowstone.<\/p>\n “Vivid Caldera<\/strong>,” below, is a kind of audio-visual haiku, focusing on the tiny moments and overlooked movements in Yellowstone<\/a> during the winter. It uses spoken narration, contemplative music and almost meditative camera work to remind viewers of what it’s like to slow down and let nature reveal herself.
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