Biff 2012 - Grand on a glacial scale

"The illustrations of waning glaciers are jaw-dropping, the massive calving events caught on film cover-your-mouth horrifying. Balog’s photos and the film are both shot often with a human, occasionally with a helicopter, in the frame for scale. It’s a dazzling view of inverse proportions: Something so small is changing something so huge.

But the film is far more than a story about watching ice melt."

To read more, visit: http://www.boulderweekly.com/article-7648-biff-2012-grand-on-a-glacial-scale.html

Chasing Ice wins Sundance Excellence in Cinematography Award

Winner of the Excellence in Cinematography Award

for U.S. Documentary Filmmaking: Chasing Ice, Jeff Orlowski

For more information, visit: http://www.sundance.org/blog/entry/2012-awards/

National Geographic Channel Takes 'Chasing Ice'

"The National Geographic Channel has acquired the TV rights to “Chasing Ice” and says a theatrical partner will follow shortly."

To read more, visit: http://www.indiewire.com/article/national-geographic-takes-chasing-ice

Sundance review: "Chasing Ice" *** ½ (three and a half stars)

"For the cinematography alone, this documentary about the real, observable impact of global climate change would be worth a look."

To read more, visit: http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/blogssundanceblog/53366572-50/chasing-ice-jan-lake.html.csp

DENVER POST- Sundance: Colorado Represents

"If things work out at Sundance for Jeff Orlowski’s “Chasing Ice” as they did for fellow Boulder filmmaker Louis Psihoyos “The Cove,” the first time director may be looking at an Oscar nomination this time next year

Monday night’s packed world premiere received two standing ovations. One right as the house lights went up in the Library Theater and Orlowski was introduced. The other came when the long-haired director brought his climate-change doc’s protagonist, James Balog, to the stage."

To read more, visit: http://blogs.denverpost.com/madmoviegoer/2012/01/24/sundance-colorado-represents/1505/