Sub-surface storytelling about art, science & the environment
Though many of our productions fit into more of a documentary category, we occasionally go back to our roots in straight-up journalism through our collaboration with Storyhunter. In February were hired through that platform by Voice of America’s Spanish-language outlet, … Continued
We did as the plovers do in early December, and flew south on our annual migration to Miami Beach. For the last five years, with our friends at TrimTab Media and On Set Media, we’ve produced the Conversations videos for … Continued
It’s not often that TV shows come to Cape Cod, but when they do, they know who to call for quality cinematography and production assistance. We’ve been honored to work with a diverse selection of international broadcasters in the past … Continued
Four thousand years ago, the Harappan civilisation thrived in what is now modern-day Pakistan. By 1800 BC their cities were abandoned. Now a team of scientists think they have discovered where they went.
Our DP Daniel Cojanu spent his fair share of time in spotting planes and helicopters this month, documenting an ambitious wolf relocation effort launched by the National Park Service. Daniel joined a team of US and Canadian biologists as they … Continued
Astrophysicists are on a quest to create an image of a black hole. Find out all about it in this video we produced with Seeker!
We were thrilled to join Art Basel in Miami Beach again this month for the largest art fair in the hemisphere. It’s our fourth year filming the Conversations program and art highlights for worldwide press, but each year has an … Continued
We had a blast at Boston Ocean Day, the first event of its kind in our oceanfront state capital! As part of a three-day forum on ocean exploration, this free, day-long event featured talks and films at the IMAX theater … Continued
We combined our love of art, science and Woods Hole history recently through a photo/video collaboration with ArtLab and the Marine Biological Laboratory. The show, Through the Lens of Time, featured a photo retrospective of past MBL researchers, paired with … Continued