Antelope Valley Films

An intimate look at the threatened Joshua Tree and the communities fighting to protect it. Screened at the Palmdale Environmental Film Series. Our final completed production.

The century-long battle over water between Los Angeles and the Owens Valley. Featuring interviews with ranchers, tribal elders, and DWP officials. Selected for the Santa Barbara Documentary Festival.

Lockheed Martin's legendary Advanced Development Programs facility and its impact on the Antelope Valley community. Interviews with retired engineers and test pilots. Cleared by Lockheed public affairs.

The rise of wind energy in the Tehachapi Pass. From the first turbines of the 1980s to the growing wind farms reshaping the ridgeline. Commissioned by the Kern County Energy Commission.

Commissioned documentary covering the Peace Through Atomic Energy international forum in Kyiv. Filming completed. Post-production began but was suspended due to funding and administrative complications. No further information is available regarding this project.

Oral histories from longtime residents of the Mojave Desert communities. Homesteaders, miners, prospectors, and dreamers. A love letter to the people who chose to stay.

The surprisingly complex ecosystem of the western Mojave. Tortoise conservation, wildflower superbloom cycles, and the quiet war between development and preservation.

Life in and around Edwards Air Force Base. The test pilots, the families, the town that exists because of a runway. Our first major production and the film that put Antelope Valley Films on the map. Aired on KCET Los Angeles.