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Audio-Visual
The Pacific Southwest Region Audiovisual Program produces a variety of pieces such as video and audio podcasts and films to aid in our storytelling efforts. The program is focused on the Regional Strategic Priorities: Wildfire Crisis Strategy, Post-Fire Recovery and Disaster Relief, and Visitor Experiences and Public Access.
Our Audiovisual Program includes the following:
- Video production, post-production and distribution
- Still photography
- Audio production and distribution
- Stock image management and archiving
- Media production consultation
Steve Dunsky manages the Region 5 Audiovisual program, producing films and videos for the Forest Service for more than twenty years. His award-winning work has been shown on television, such as PBS, in film festivals and at visitor centers. Assignments have taken him around the world. For the 2005 Centennial of the Forest Service, Steve, and now-retired Ann Dunsky, produced The Greatest Good. In 2011, they released Green Fire, the first documentary about the life and legacy of Aldo Leopold.
Highlights
Features
Forest News Video Series
Introducing ‘FOREST NEWS’ a new video series exploring National Forests in California. In the first episode, ‘California Fire Intensity,’ we examine the combination of factors that exacerbate wildfire intensity and behavior including fuel, wind, terrain, and drought. Thanks for watching!
Forest Focus: Audio Podcast
Forest Focus is a program about the National Forests in California, featuring specialists that work for the U.S. Forest Service and others who provide viewpoints on Forest Service issues.