From The Town Up
The following videos were created by Westar Energy as part of the Imagine Kansas Short Film Series. The information presented below comes directly from the Westar Energy website. Enjoy the trailer, the two television ads for the film, and the full film as they discuss the rebuilding of our community.
After an EF5 tornado demolished Greensburg, Kansas, its future was uncertain. But the people of Greensburg decided to make their town even stronger, so they’re rebuilding it as a sustainable city. By meeting great adversity with even greater resolve, they breathed life into their town and their state. Westar Energy proudly stands with them and all of the other Kansans who seek a better future for our state.
This film is part of the #ImagineKansas Short Film Series presented by Westar Energy. Watch all the films at http://ImagineKansas.com
Filmmaker: RockHouse Motion, Geneseo - http://RockHouseMotion.com
Original music: Sam Billen, Lawrence - http://PrimaryColorMusic.com
Narrator: Jason Aldrich, Bonner Springs
Trailer for From The Town Up
Imagine Kansas Television Ad #1
Imagine Kansas Television Ad #2
From The Town Up Short Film
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