Sub-surface storytelling about art, science & the environment
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
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
We’re honored to be working with the Alvin group at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution to let the next generation of scientists know about the human-occupied submersible through video. The 10-part series revolves around breathtaking underwater imagery from the sub’s explorations, … Continued
We marked a career milestone this June, spending a week at sea documenting the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s new research vessel, the R/V Neil Armstrong. The mission: gather as much imagery as possible for archival use and for a German … Continued
It’s a relatively small ship for WHOI, but a giant leap for the oceanographic research community. Or something like that. We’re full of space age innuendo, since Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution welcomed its new research vessel, the … Continued
We got the call in the afternoon, and were all ready to go by sunrise the next morning: Project TurtleCam‘s first mission, to tag and track leatherback turtles as they migrate through Nantucket Sound! Thanks to a roaring start to … Continued
We’re super psyched to be collaborating with WHOI engineer Amy Kukulya, of SharkCam fame, and Kara Dodge, a leatherback turtle expert who’s bridging the gap between WHOI and NOAA. Amy and Kara are teaming up to use an autonomous underwater … Continued
We’ve been in discussions on an exciting documentary project since February. But with two production days under our belt this week, it’s time to finally spill the beans. (Or shuck the scallop, as it were.) In collaboration with the Coonamessett … Continued