Documentary Film Screening Olds College Alumni Centre: “Farms of the Future: The Evolution of Agriculture.” 2 Screenings 5:00 PM and 7:30 PM

My name is Tyler Duffy and I am a filmmaker, director, and actor based in Central Alberta. In 2023 I directed and produced a documentary film called “Farms of the Future: The Evolution of Agriculture.” The film was shot at various dates between May 2023 and October 2023, to capture the full farming season from seeding to harvest, as well as capture all the interviews needed to create the narrative arc of the story. The cast and crew of this film are all Central Alberta residents and it is a truly a homegrown film that is destined for the global film market and projected by film analysts to do extremely well in the 2024 film festival season. The cast of the film is made up of the globally renowned, leading edge, Agriculture Academic Research staff at the Olds College, and 5th generation farmers in the area who have lived through the changes of the last 100 years to tell you the story from their perspective. The entire film was filmed within 100 mile radius of Olds, and it tells the story of the evolution of agriculture in this area over the last 100 years, with an acute focus on the time period after the internet entered general use in 1993 until now, to tell the story of how technology and agriculture have been integrating and evolving together with amazingly beneficial results, for 30 years.

Olds College is hosting the Worldwide Premiere of this film on April 11 with 2 showings, one at 5:00 PM and one at 7:30 PM in the Olds College Alumni Centre. I am seeking to raise awareness in Olds, the county, and the surrounding communities, to give the local residents a chance to see this film first, before it begins its film festival run of 2024 and then ends up getting distributed and marketed to worldwide film markets.

Tickets are available on this link below:

https://www.showpass.com/farms-of-the-future-the-evolution-of-agriculture/

And the trailer for the film can be viewed here: