Sub-surface storytelling about art, science & the environment
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
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
Years after an earthquake and tsunami rocked Fukushima, Japan, we’re still not sure if it’s safe to swim in or eat fish from the Pacific. Research by scientists at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (and others) indicate that the radiation … Continued
We’re pleased to announce that SAVING PARADISE will screen at the Buzzards Bay Film Festival! We’re glad to be part of a program that showcases the environment and culture around Buzzards Bay, from features films to 1-minute cellphone videos. Although … Continued
It’s May 2012. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution researcher Ruth Curry is on the brink of discovery. Her quest to figure out how water circulates in the deep ocean is nearly complete – all she needs to do is recover the … Continued
A thousand miles and dozens of Red Bulls later, we’re still spinning from a whirlwind commercial shoot in Baltimore with lacrosse star Paul Rabil! Though just a few weeks ago we weren’t aware that there’s such a thing as Major … Continued
FIVE WAYS TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER is going to the 65th Cannes Film Festival! Help director/producer Lukas Huffman and UnderCurrent Productions DP, Daniel Cojanu, accompany their film to the Short Film Corner at Cannes this May! We’re bringing a little … Continued
Five Ways to Leave Your Lover, a collection of five vignettes partially shot by UnderCurrent cinematographer Daniel Cojanu, will have its world premiere at the Green Mountain Film Festival on March 17. Shot entirely on 16 mm film, the short … Continued
Please join us for the first public viewing of Rabbitat, a 7-minute film showcasing the artistic process of award-winning children’s book illustrator, Salley Mavor. A reception will take place on July 10 at the Woods Hole Public Library from 5 … Continued