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
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
Finally… the moment we’ve all been waiting for… the latest installment in our Saving Paradise series! Our third short documentary about Cape Cod’s environmental troubles premiered at the Cape Cod Commission’s One Cape summit on February 26. Produced in collaboration … Continued
Coming from Woods Hole, it’s easy to take the cool deep-ocean research taking place in our backyards for granted. Oh yeah, James Cameron regularly consults with local engineers on the vehicle that took him to the Mariana Trench. Ground-breaking, ocean-moving … Continued
We’re happy to announce that we’ve put the final touches on our second short doc for the Association to Preserve Cape Cod, and it’s now ready for public consumption. SAVING PARADISE: WATER FOR OYSTERS is a 14-minute look at how … Continued
Discovery Channel’s Shark Week puts Cape Cod’s infamous shark population into the national spotlight. Tourists flock to the beaches in Chatham, while millions tune in to get their fix. On August 5, researchers from our neck of the Woods (Hole), were featured … Continued
Daniel is psyched to be working with ambient soundmakers The American Dollar, producing a music video in promotion of their forthcoming third album, Ambient Three. Due out in September 2012, Daniel’s ethereal visuals (shot in a massive salt mine-turned-museum in … Continued
On April 20, 2010, a British Petroleum/Deepwater Horizon drilling platform exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, killing 11 workers and unleashing millions of gallons of oil into the marine environment. It was soon dubbed “the worst accidental oil spill in … Continued
We’re super thrilled to have our Icebot video hosted on the National Science Foundation’s Science 360 website this week, not long after its premiere on WHOI.edu. The video gives viewers a unique view into the challenges of doing science in … Continued