M.F.A. Thesis Projects
The first piece, Restoring Dyke Marsh, is about Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve and the people who have a stake in both preserving and restoring this irreplaceable wetland habitat to its original conditions. TRT 16:00.
Next are three interstitials (think of them as a commercial break).
And finally, Cutting-Edge Conservation. This 10 minute documentary profiles the innnovative research projects being done at the Smithsonian Conservation and Research Center in Front Royal, Virginia.
Enjoy!!
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Said to be older than the advent of the written word, beer has been present in nearly every culture on earth. Developed around the same time as the wheel – the first benchmark of modern society, beer has proven to be at least as pervasive and sustainable as the wheel itself. Today, beer is a commonality among all people. Producer/Writer/Director (Documentary Production, Fall 2006)
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This is a video that I worked on with Lauren Demko, Will Creighton and Mike Shubbuck in Wildlife and Environmental Film Production. It looks at the effects of long-abandoned coal mines in Pennsylvania and the acid mine water that is leaking from them. The water seeps into surrounding streams and rivers, leaving behind a lifeless network of freshwater draining into the Chesapeake Bay. While many watersheds are affected by AMD, few have been as successful as Babb Creek in their clean-up efforts.
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