Sub-surface storytelling about art, science & the environment
It doesn’t happen every day, but when we have a local shoot in Woods Hole, it makes more sense to walk than drive. Even if it’s snowing, as it happened for a recent shoot for CTV. We were commissioned … Continued
We combined our love of art, science and Woods Hole history recently through a photo/video collaboration with ArtLab and the Marine Biological Laboratory. The show, Through the Lens of Time, featured a photo retrospective of past MBL researchers, paired with … 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
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
For the past year, the big buzz in Woods Hole is the Marine Biological Laboratory’s new affiliation with the University of Chicago. No one really knows what the partnership entails. Will it be like MBL’s relationship with Brown and (formerly) … Continued
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
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
Specimen collectors— the unsung heroes of marine science— finally get their due with a cover story in the Marine Biological Laboratory’s Catalyst magazine (January 2014)! The story profiles the MBL’s Marine Resources Center, which uses its collecting vessel, Gemma, to … Continued