Penobscot County Journal: Full Film

Penobscot County Journal highlights the many recreational outdoor activities available in Maine’s spectacular Penobscot County throughout the year. These include paddling, hiking, ATV riding, snowmobiling, camping, cross-country skiing, fishing, snowshoeing, boating, wildlife viewing, and more. The film also examines the history and culture of this fascinating slice of New England and introduces the viewer to some of the unique people who live there and know it best.
The film’s cinematic style draws on the work of talented cinematographers AJ Derosa, Kevin Erdvig, Zach Hand, and Camden Spear. “Our team made numerous trips to Penobscot County over the last several years, filming different activities and seasons, yet always discovering new, exciting facets of this diverse area,” said Explore New England host and producer Tom Richardson. “It’s hard to believe we were able to fit it all into one hour!”

[@baraksinz2937]

I live here. It’s great! 🙂

[@ExploreNewEngland]

Thank you! It is amazing country

[@williamhoward2731]

I wish to thank you for sharing this awesome movie video with me .

[@ExploreNewEngland]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@cattailer1077]

It was great to watch, can't even imagine how great it is to actually be there! 👍🏼

[@ExploreNewEngland]

Thanks for being the first person to respond, Cat! Thanks for watching and yes, it's a very beautiful area....but then again, so are many parts of Maine. We hope you will keep watching our films.

[@cattailer1077]

@@ExploreNewEngland ....you can count on it🤗. I love Maine💖

[@Patrick-zg7hg]

Thoroughly enjoyable presentation with down to earth and interesting narration.

[@ExploreNewEngland]

Thank you kindly!

[@colinwescott5004]

Im a Wescott from Missouri but my family is from Maine .

[@penobriver]

The film has great cinematography but, overlooked the original namesake people. Not including the original people in this film highlights the European American viewpoint.

[@ExploreNewEngland]

You raise a good point. We actually reached out to members of the Penobscot Nation and asked them to be a part of the production; however, it was during covid and they were reluctant to risk spread of the illness. Understandable when you consider their history.

[@GhostSpringsProductions]

Thanks for the reply. Good explanation for the production process. Hopefully there will be another chance for the Penobscot People to share their experiences.@@ExploreNewEngland