Somewhere up north where the air is so crisp you could bite it like an apple, lies the state of AK, Alaska. Known for its towering mountains, gigantic glaciers, and lush forests where bears have morning conversations with squirrels, Alaska is never short of adventure. But, did you know, it's not just the animals who are having fun? The kids here are part of an exciting expedition of their own - Filmmaking! These young Alaskan Spielberg’s and Scorsese’s carry their cameras like knights carry their swords, ready to capture the world one frame at a time. Each day with them is a new episode of "The Alaskan Film Makers." Imagine a character named Pike, who's a penguin with a passion for popcorn and popping into frame when least expected. He's their official mascot, and just like them, he's got a knack for the art of storytelling. Pike and his human companions dive into icy waters, climb snow-topped trees, and stealthily follow the mush dogs, all to get that perfect shot for their films. The kids can't help but laugh when Pike forgets his lines or when he waddles into frame during a serious scene, his flippers full of popcorn. It’s not easy to keep a straight face when your co-star is a penguin with a popcorn problem. These kids, armed with their imagination, courage and a penguin sidekick, are not just making films. They're turning their wild Alaskan backyard into a magical movie set. So, if you ever find yourself in Alaska, don't be surprised if you stumble upon a kid director, a laughing crew and a popcorn-loving penguin making movie magic amidst the mountains!