Rollins Pass Rewind
Rollins Pass Rewind: A Journey Through 12,000 Years of History Atop one of Colorado’s Great Gates | B. Travis Wright, MPS & Kate Wright, MBA
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“I’ve seen thousands of presentations and this has to be the best, neat, and cool, understandable, colorful presentation I have ever seen.”
ABOUT THE PRESENTATION
Our “Rollins Pass Rewind” presentation takes the audience on a journey through millennia—from present day to 10,000 BC. As we travel through time, we highlight important milestones of Rollins Pass in an immersive presentation filled with both black-and-white and color imagery.
Each live event is 90 minutes in duration, with 70 minutes for the presentation and allowing 20 minutes for Q&A. The documentary film, Stone & Steel at the Top of the World, by Colorado State University professor and professional archaeologist Jason M. LaBelle, PhD, is occasionally is shown with written permission; the film adds another 20 minutes of time to the event. The documentary describes the ancient hunters of the Colorado high country as well as more contemporary happenings. The authors tour across Colorado—from Steamboat Springs to Longmont—and travel with two 1,300 watt loudspeakers with stands, wired and wireless Sennheiser microphones, a 100-inch projection screen, and a 4K ultra-bright projector. We also have a 65-inch 4K HDR flat panel Samsung television for outdoor, tented events and can power our entire set up completely off the grid. Schedule a Rollins Pass Rewind event by contacting us.
The primary purpose of our work is to inform the public.
