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Montana Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Crisis Lifeline
Contact 24/7, at 988 or by texting “MT” to 741741
414 E Callender St (406) 222-2061
Park County Emergency Services
414 E Callender Street
Non-emergency questions contact the Park County Hotline 406-222-4131 during business hours.
If this is an Emergency please dial 9-1-1
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414 E Callender St # 1
Dispatch: 406-222-2050
Non-Emergency Dispatch 406-222-2050
Business/Civil 406-222-4172
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Welcome to Livingston, a wonderland of vintage architecture and breathtaking vistas. In 1897 the Edison Manufacturing Company filmed a tourist train leaving Livingston, Montana. Ever since, Montana has served as The Ultimate Location for production companies and filmmakers worldwide. Hundreds of commercials, short films, music videos, and documentaries have been shot here. It's an ideal setting for many film and photography needs with a dedicated film ranch, experienced local crews, preserved historic town, active railroad, the longest free-flowing river in the lower 48 states, and stunning mountain, prairie, ranching, farming, and luxury lifestyle vistas. For many years and in many ways, Livingston has proven to be just the location that many in the industry have been searching for.
If you are interested in filming in the City of Livingston, please fill out the Filming Questionnaire and return it to:
City of Livingston
414 East Callender St.
Livingston, MT 59047
Additional questions, please contact the City Manager at 406-823-6000.
Yellowstone Film Ranch site in beautiful Paradise Valley.
Additional Resources:
More information at the Montana Film Office website
Montana Film Regulations
Alison Witmer, Montana Film Commissioner, allison.whitmer@mt.gov | 406.841.2881 | 406.461.8760
Sean Tippin, Locations Coordinator, sean.tippin@mt.gov | 406.841.2880
Stacey Zyliak, Media Incentive & Grant Specialist, szyliak@mt.gov | 406.841.2883
Partial list of Major Motion Pictures Filmed in the Livingston Area:
Rancho Deluxe (1975)
Amazing Grace and Chuck (1987)
Cold Feet (1989)
A River Runs Through It (1992)
Keep the Change (1992)
The Last Ride (1994)
Broken Arrow (1996)
Everything That Rises (1998)
The Horse Whisperer (1998)
The Hi-Line (1999)
Me and Will (1999)
White of Winter (2003)
Steal Me (2005)
Hoot (2006)
A Plumm Summer (2007)
Your Mommy Kills Animals (2007)
A Fork in the Road (2010)
Cowboys vs. Dinosaurs (2015)
Certain Women (2016)
Timber the Treasure Dog (2016)
Charged, the Eduardo Garcia Story (2017)
Broken Ghost (2017)
Walking Out (2017)
Wildlife (2018)
Yellowstone (2018-2024)
Robert the Bruce (2019)
Peckinpah Suite (2019)
The Last Beyond (2020)
A Montana Story (2021)
The Hail Mary (2021)
Mending the Line (2022)
Terror on the Prairie (2022)
The Old Way (2022)
God's Country (2022)
Candy Land (2022)
Murder at Yellowstone City (2022)
The Year of the Dog (2022)
Death on the Dearborn (post production)
Scraps (post production)
Organ Trail (2023)
The Old Way (2023)
Rust (2024)
Outlaw Posse (2024)
