Nathan Kornick

The Snyder family runs a local gem and mineral business, to son Carter's dismay. Snyder Stones finds itself in the wrong place at the wrong time when a violent robbery tears the family apart and damages Carter's relationship with his geologist father Billy, seemingly beyond repair. This film was made by the team Gold Take for the Montana 48 Hour Film Project 2024. The following criteria were given: drama (genre), Billy Snyder the geologist (character/occupation), plunger (prop), and "we have exactly two minutes" (dialogue).

All Parker wants for his birthday is a trip. His best friend Jameson is more than happy to oblige.

Anthony's lonely night at a bar takes a turn when a young woman strikes up conversation.

Filmmaker Nathan Kornick uses interviews with his friend, Chris Shields, and confessional footage to reflect on the power of movies to help us better understand ourselves and each other.

Conflict breaks out between a gay couple centered around the death of a loved one. The argument surfaces some very difficult emotions in Andrew, emotions that he's been withholding from Michael and bottling up for years.

Conflict breaks out between a gay couple centered around the death of a loved one. The argument surfaces some very difficult emotions in Andrew, emotions that he's been withholding from Michael and bottling up for years.

Pat Hedlund, dog therapist, makes an unfortunate house call that will change her life. This film was made by the team Sound Speed for the Montana 48 Hour Film Project 2023. The team placed third overall in the state. The following criteria were given: horror (genre), Pat Hedlund the dog therapist (character/occupation), chopsticks (prop), and "you did what? When?" (dialogue).

Anthony's lonely night at a bar takes a turn when a young woman strikes up conversation.

Anthony's lonely night at a bar takes a turn when a young woman strikes up conversation.

Filmmaker Nathan Kornick uses interviews with his friend, Chris Shields, and confessional footage to reflect on the power of movies to help us better understand ourselves and each other.