Don Cooper Films

Don Cooper Travelogues. From the 1960's through to the 2000's, Don Cooper was one of the preeminent Travelogue film artists of all time. Filmed entirely on 16mm film using classic Bolex H16 cameras, Don used his love of nature and his knack for storytelling to to take viewers on virtual travels to the land he loved: from the jungles of Guatemala to the shores of Alaska's Inside Passage, and always with a stop in his beloved Montana. His travelogues were presented live at auditoriums, theaters, lecture halls, and school auditoriums across North America. This list included Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall in New York City, Seattle Opera House, Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota and hundreds more...
Viewers no longer need to go to the theater to see far-away places, but the stories of Don's - and his brother Dennis's - adventures can only be found here.