A noted film producer, Carter Boehm, has a background in Northern Virginia and Montana land investment and development. Having gained a sense of discipline in the military, he established Century 21 Townside Properties in the 1970s and facilitated a diverse range of property transactions. Carter Boehm leads Vienna, Virginia-based HC Land Company and has overseen strategic acquisitions across the DC metro area, with a focus on areas of major rezoning.
Mr. Boehm built on this real estate experience in launching Ponderosa Films and, in 2001, established the Yellowstone Film Ranch near Chico Hot Springs, Montana. Across the decades, eight feature-length films have come to fruition at the ranch, including 2019’s “Robert the Bruce,” 2022’s “Murder at Yellowstone City,” and 2023's “The Old Way.” The most recent film Mr. Boehm has overseen as executive producer is the post-Civil War epic “Unholy Trinity” starring Samuel L. Jackson and Pierce Brosnan, with “Rust” starring Alec Baldwin also an upcoming release.
Carter Boehm is a longtime karate enthusiast with a strong philanthropic commitment. He is active with Honor Flight, which transports veterans of World War II and the Korean and Vietnam wars to Washington, DC, to visit their specific memorial.