The Stage 32 Videos: Documentary

Earth Island’s unique international monitoring program maintains eighteen staff members in seven countries around the world, who regularly inspect tuna in canneries, at dockside, and aboard fishing vessels in order to insure consumers that the tuna they buy is truly “Dolphin Safe“ this is the largest private environmental monitoring program in the world. we maintain agreements with more than 500 tuna companies around the world, including all major tuna processors. http://www.savedolphins.eii.org/ Director and Video Operator: Carlo Mameli Editing and Motion Graphics: Lilian Loris

Agency: North CD/Director: Kristina Day AD/Motion Graphics: Blake Caudle Producer: Meg Halski DP: Mark Halski First A.C. / B Camera: Anne Freivogel Edit: Mark Halski Music: John Askew Mix: Matt Pence

About Tiffany Barber: "I am a Scottish Graduate Artist based in Brighton, England. I studied at Edinburgh College of Art participating in a 4 year Painting BA(Hons) Degree and a study exchange at the Hungarian University of Fine Art in Budapest, Hungary. I graduated in July 2016 and have since continued pursuing my artistic career.

Official Trailer for Labeled: The Missing, Murdered, and Forgotten Labeled: The Missing, Murdered, and Forgotten is a harrowing, intimate journey into the lives of three Indigenous women who were abused, exploited, and harmed during their time in Edmonton’s sex industry. This documentary provides an in-depth and unfiltered exposé of the intergenerational trauma and racism that many Indigenous people face – trauma which is deeply rooted within Canadian identity – and brings awareness to the 4000+ Women and Girls who are Missing, Murdered and Forgotten across Canada. This docuseries has been over 3.5 years in the making and it is probably the most important project I’ve ever been part of. My hope with this episode is that it raises awareness and opens the public’s eyes to the atrocities and injustices happening to Indigenous Women and Girls in this country. This is a call to action. There needs to be change. And I hope this film is the catalyst for that much needed change. Thank you to our incredible team in front and behind the camera. And, thank you to everyone who spoke for your courage, strength, and bravery in sharing your life with us. Your truths deserve to be told and I am truly grateful to help share those truths with the world.

I wanted to practice moody interview lighting. What better way than a spoof video. I promise I'm not a stalker haha

This documentary is one of the 4 episodes of the " Skilled " series that premiered last month on Sundance. Cedric Smith, a second chance worker, talks about his journey and the opportunities in the skilled trades.

Going through archives from photo shoots-spec art projects from the late 90s, giving it a documentary type tone blended with....

In this special episode of SPOTLIGHT we highlight the 2023 SLAMDANCE FILM FESTIVAL with this interview series. In Episode 5 we're excited to be featuring the feature documentary THE MAD WRITER as Joe Compton sat down with filmmaker Zach Kashkett and the star and subject of the documentary Indie Hip Hop Maverick L'Orange to talk about their friendship, what that went through in making this, and being an artist at this time. The Mad Writer is a documentary that follows Hip Hop phenom L'Orange, With his star on the rise, he confronts a stunning diagnosis that threatens both his hearing and his burgeoning career..

A little something I'm working on. I made a documentary film about Frances Glessner Lee. Then I sold my screenplay about her to HBO and now I'm making a documentary sequel about her. Endlessly fascinating.

A prominent form of art within the community of Tuktoyaktuk, carving has long been a traditional and beloved practice. Although carving began as a way to make tools, with long winters and no stone walls, carving became the medium through which carvers could express themselves and life surrounding them. While the techniques and teachings were passed down by their elders, the carvers of today continue to be inspired by those who came before them.

The phrase "Tough and Competent" was created by NASA Flight Director Gene Kranz and became the rallying cry of NASA and the Mission Control crew after the Apollo 1 disaster that killed NASA astronauts Ed White, Gus Grissom and Roger Chaffee on January 27, 1967. Gene Kranz served as NASA Flight Director until his retirement in1994 . He is the recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. | http://assignmentuniverse.com/