GV Newsletter 4-17 web

BUSINESS
MEMBER spotlight
DTC YOUNG PRO KATIE DOYLE
SHINES THROUGH IN THIS
POWERFUL DOCUMENTARY!
Katie Doyle grew up in Greenwood Village, went to school at
Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida, double majored in
Environmental Studies and Art. She moved back to Colorado
and is now working for the Colorado Parks and Wildlife,
educating students and getting them outdoors.
Katie first came
into the Young
Pro’s group in
DTC as a film
liaison between young adults and a
film company called Film Festival
Flix that had monthly independent
film showings at The Landmark.
Katie has always loved the ocean and
living in Colorado. She has a lot of
longing for the ocean and made Land
Locked Ocean with the hope that she
would find a way to stay connected
Katie Doyle to it. After some research Katie found
the Colorado Ocean Coalition
(COCO), based in Boulder. She contacted the founder, Vicki
Nichols Goldstein, and she was very enthusiastic about
helping her out and being interviewed. COCO was
everything Katie was looking to find for this film and proof
that there is a connection to the ocean here in Colorado.
Vicki Nichols Goldstein being interviewed in the documentary.
Katie and Jack Ganey made the short documentary together.
They are both Young Professionals and have worked together
on short films and freelance work in the past. Jack Ganey
graduated from Montana State University with a degree in
film. Jack’s editing skills really shine through in this
documentary.
The film was accepted into the Blue Ocean Film Festival and
premiered in November 2016 during the festival in St.
Petersburg.
You can view her documentary by visiting:
https://vimeo.com/176536103?ref=tw-share. GV
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organizations the Chamber supports throughout the year.
APRIL 2017 | GV NEWSLETTER PG. 17