On tour with the Northeast Fisheries Science Center
We just got back from a whirlwind tour of labs from Massachusetts to New Jersey for a video series showcasing the awesome work happening at NOAA’s Northeast Fisheries Science Center.
Oysters Filter Water… Timelapse
It’s pretty amazing how social media works. A seemingly innocuous photo posted on Twitter by the Director of Fisheries Marketing at the Maryland Department of Natural Resources last month has gone viral! In a classic “picture is worth a thousand … Continued
THE WATERSHED in New England Film Festival Lineup
We’re happy to announce that our latest short doc, THE WATERSHED, is among 40 short films selected from the region’s finest film festivals, in competition at the 5th annual New England Film Festival! This unique festival is online only, which … Continued
First Light Oysters as First Responders
It’s not often that a science story will work in a food magazine. It makes about as much sense as a recipe in a science journal. But when it comes to local food—or the lack thereof— a little chemistry and … Continued
Woods Hole Film Festival to Screen THE WATERSHED
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We’re honored to announce that our short documentary THE WATERSHED is in the lineup at the 23rd annual Woods Hole Film Festival! Held this year from July 26 to August 2, our screening will be in Shorts Program II on … Continued
WATER FOR OYSTERS in the can!
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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
Shooting on the Half Shell
All winter, we’ve been waiting for a spring thaw to get back out on the water to shoot the next installment in the Saving Paradise series for the Association to Preserve Cape Cod (APCC). But if we held our breath … Continued