Sub-surface storytelling about art, science & the environment
We are over the moon to have received a pre-production grant from the LEF Foundation‘s Moving Image Fund for our documentary project, The Weir. It’s the first time we’ve received funding for an independent documentary, so it’s a huge vote … Continued
A little over a year ago, at the Slow Fish conference in New Orleans, we ran into Chatham weir fishermen Shannon and Ernie Eldredge and Russell Kingman. (Yes, sometimes you have to travel far to find your people close to … Continued
Sustaining Sea Scallops, the text version of our documentary of the same title, scooped up two Eddy Awards from Edible Communities Publications! Elise’s article, which first appeared in the Winter 2015-2016 issue of Edible Cape Cod, was recognized by both … Continued
The Harvest supermoon tetrad eclipse that the world witnessed on Sunday is supposed to be the culmination of three previous eclipses in 2015. Everything that happened since this spring is coming to fruition, apparently. Whether or not your believe in … 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
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