Sub-surface storytelling about art, science & the environment
We’re honored to be part of an award-winning production about a submersible vehicle close to our hearts (and home): Alvin, one of the deepest-diving human-occupied submersibles in the world. Co-produced by South Florida PBS and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, … Continued
We’re honored and humbled to share the news that judges at Salem Film Festival selected our documentary in progress, The Weir, as their top choice during a virtual pitch contest featuring docs made in Massachusetts. It’s a real shot in … Continued
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
It was a whirlwind week of movies, meetings, (and yes) parties. Somehow we managed to catch up with collaborators from distant cities, meet some awesome filmmakers, and even get some work done on our current projects. Before we knew it, … Continued
Anyone who has been to Cape Cod knows that summer time is the right time. And while it’s not always a vacation for those of us who live here year-round, we have a good excuse to celebrate when festival season … Continued
Sustaining Sea Scallops, the text version of our documentary of the same title, scooped up two Eddy Awards from Edible Communities Publications! Elise’s article, which first appeared in the Winter 2015-2016 issue of Edible Cape Cod, was recognized by both … Continued
Whew! What a week! We spent much of it watching awesome narrative and documentary films at our hometown film fest, the venerable Woods Hole Film Festival. Not only was it a treat to catch titles like CESAR’S LAST FAST (and … Continued
It’s media democracy in action. Thanks to all those who voted (sometimes every day!), Elise’s article on the Cape Cod Ark won the Reader’s Choice award for Best Story, Environment/Sustainability from Edible Feast. Not only that, but fellow Edible Cape … Continued