Sub-surface storytelling about art, science & the environment
We are over the moon to have received a pre-production grant from the LEF Foundation‘s Moving Image Fund for our documentary project, The Weir. It’s the first time we’ve received funding for an independent documentary, so it’s a huge vote … Continued
Here on Cape Cod, we like to joke that no matter how old you are, you’re considered young. “Olde Cape Cod” takes on a new meaning in a place where the average age is 60+. But despite feeling “forever young”, … Continued
A little over a year ago, at the Slow Fish conference in New Orleans, we ran into Chatham weir fishermen Shannon and Ernie Eldredge and Russell Kingman. (Yes, sometimes you have to travel far to find your people close to … Continued
There’s lots of exciting research coming out of Woods Hole, but much of it takes place at sea and the polar regions. Showing science in action can therefore be a huge challenge! But every once in a while we get … Continued
Living and working in a coastal community that’s blessed with more than its fair share of scientific institutions, it’s easy to take a pro-science approach to life for granted. We try to make judgements based on evidence and facts, and … Continued
As spare-time gardeners and full-time food-eaters, local food production is a big passion for us. We’ve been known to take breaks from editing sometimes to weed and water our small office garden, which rewards us with fresh salads all summer. … Continued
Though we tend to work primarily in science and environmental documentary, we welcome clients of all backgrounds. For the past two years, we’ve provided videography services to Art Basel, one of the world’s premiere art shows. Gallerists, collectors, artists, and … Continued
We had a super exciting weekend covering the Red Bull Foiling Generation finals in Newport, Rhode Island this weekend! With two gimbal-stabilized Sony F-55s on the water and our trusty FS-7 on land, we got full coverage of the … Continued
What does your lobster roll have to do with saving whales? Well, if the stats are any indication, quite a bit! Due to the irresponsible fishing practices of a few, marine debris created by abandoned or improperly constructed fishing gear … Continued