Sub-surface storytelling about art, science & the environment
The pandemic has shown us just how reliant we are on the Internet. Like it or not, the need for reliable, fast Internet is here to stay. FalmouthNet is an ambitious proposal that asks residents of Falmouth, MA to imagine … Continued
Now that we’ve had a couple weeks’ distance from no one’s favorite year, we’ve been re-framing and refocusing. One exercise that really helped was to make a list of pros and cons from over the year. While it’s hard to … Continued
We’ve developed strategies to protect ourselves and interviewees, while helping our clients with their new, urgent need to communicate remotely.
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.
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
On Thanksgiving Day, as millions of Americans feast on turkey and pumpkin pie, Native Americans have mixed feelings about the holiday. The myth that many of us were fed in school—harmony between cultures that led the English settlers and natives … Continued
It’s not every day that a story of global relevance happens so close to home. It’s not every day that we citizens can say justice was rightly served. And it’s certainly not every day that I can say I bore … Continued