Tanner Haver is a blue-chip wildlife filmmaker focused on capturing rare, behavior-driven moments in remote, rugged environments. He specializes in long lens, drone, and remote camera trap cinematography with an emphasis on large carnivores and ungulates. His work is rooted in fieldcraft, persistence, and a deep respect for wild animals and the landscapes they inhabit.
He is currently a principle cinematographer on the first ever feature-length blue-chip documentary centered exclusively on mountain lions in the United States. The film, now in production, marks a historic first for the genre. Tanner also contributed to The American Southwest (2025), a natural history feature produced by Fin & Fur Films.
Tanner is the founder of Roaring Mountain Media, a production company dedicated to crafting premium wildlife footage and cinematography for broadcast, digital, and independent platforms. Based in the Rocky Mountains, he studied Biology and Geographic Information Systems at MSU and began his career filming wildlife in Yellowstone. He is a certified FAA part 107 drone pilot and continues to work as a freelance wildlife cinematographer with Fin & Fur Films.
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Additional Cinematography - Elk Sequence | Fin & Fur Films | 2025
The American Southwest
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Growing up in Cody, Wyoming less than an hour from Yellowstone National Park, Julia developed a love for nature at an early age, which eventually led her to pick up wildlife photography. Loosely based in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Julia’s overall goal in photography is to capture impactful images of native wildlife that highlights the wildness of the American West while inspiring others to spend meaningful time in nature.
To view Julia’s work visit: littlelightningnature.com
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