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Documentary filmmaker reflects on 2013 floods, future of flooding on Front Range
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September 13, 2023
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3:17Now PlayingKeeping track of floodwaters is nothing new for Marshall Frech.
"Believe it or not, I filmed my first flood with a 35 mm slide camera in 1972," Frech said.
He was just a kid, then. As an adult, Frech has worked on about a dozen documentaries, including "Flash Flood Alley," which studied flooding issues through central Texas.
"People told me from afar, you got to get to Boulder to see where they put the library," Frech said.
Frech moved to Boulder in 2000 to keep track of floodwaters across the Front Range and to keep track of how the government responds. The Boulder Public Library straddles Boulder Creek, with part of the building over the moving water. These are the types of things that interest Frech.
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