Jennifer Tennican is an award-winning documentary film producer/director who moved to Jackson, Wyoming in 2002. Embracing the concept of local storytelling, she focuses on subjects in and around her community. Her last two films, "The Stagecoach Bar: An American Crossroads" and "Far Afield: A Conservation Love Story," were distributed nationally by American Public Television. Ms. Tennican is in the final stages of post-production on her current project, "Hearts of Glass." The film tells the story of the critical first year of operation of Vertical Harvest, a highly innovative, but risky, experiment in growing crops and providing meaningful employment for people with disabilities. Ms. Tennican's work focuses on cultural and social identities, community dynamics and conservation.