Aliens Among Us, a short satirical docu-drama shot by me and Erin Finicane in the Galapagos, will screen at the BLUE Ocean Film on Monday, September 24 at 3:00pm in the Museum of Monterey Theater. With backing from Dr. Sylvia Earle and Jean-Michel Cousteau, BLUE is among the most respected  festivals in conservation and wildlife filmmaking.

I hope any of you in California next week can make it!

Aliens Among Us, a short satirical docu-drama shot by me and Erin Finicane in the Galapagos, has received an Honorable Mention by the 2012 BLUE Ocean Film Festival. With backing from Dr. Sylvia Earle and Jean-Michel Cousteau, BLUE is among the most respected  festivals in conservation and wildlife filmmaking. It runs from September 24-30, 2012, in Monterey, CA. This year’s competition was fierce, with a record breaking 363 films submitted representing more than 20 countries and 5 languages. As an Honorable Mention, Aliens Among Us will be available for on-demand viewing in the festival's video library, which is open daily from 10-4. 

This just in! Our film Menhaden: The Most Important Fish in the Bay has been awarded three Regional Emmy Awards (National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter) in the categories of Outstanding Documentary, Photography,  and Editing  -  Student Division.

Next stop, 2012 Student Academy Awards...

Menhaden: The Most Important Fish in the Bay, a 30-minute documentary film I helped produce, was just awarded a CINE Golden Eagle Award in the division 'Student - Documentary.' I served as Associate Producer, Head Writer, and as a Field Producer/Shooter.

Past CINE winners include Mel Brooks, Ken Burns, Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard,...