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Our current feature documentary explores the amazing artwork of Scramble Campbell and the emerging live painting movement. There's a bit more shooting scheduled in the next few months but editing is finally getting underway. Our intent is to screen at select Film Festivals in 2011.
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During a fantastic west coast tour this past spring with Great American Taxi, we collected some road footage and produced a little music video for the tune American Beauty
OPS was down in the Gulf Coast for two reconnaissance missions shooting the DeepWater Horizon response. Check out this Facebook Gallery
The Cove took home The Oscar for Documentary Feature at The 82nd Academy Awards in addition to winning over 75 laurels on the 2009/2010 film festival and awards circuit. The true reward will be when there is actual protection for Japanese coastal dolphins and eventually all cetaceans worldwide. Eric was honored to shoot part of the film.
Available now on DVD and download.
As the green economy continues to grow, filmcartel.org is particpating. We spent a beautiful afternoon on a roof with Simple Solar shooting b-roll footage for Reuters News Service of a 3Kw residential installation.
Besides documentation, Filmcartel.org practices what it preaches. We are constantly developing and implementing new ways to reduce our resource footprint both in studio and in the field. See how!
Yellow Pine's feature documentary project Years In Your Ears...a story of Leftover Salmon was nominated in 2008 for a prestigious Jammy award in the DVD of the Year Category. Worldwide distribution is handled by the fine folks at MVD
speaking of music...Did you know that Eric has interviewed hundreds of musicians and directed multi-camera live sets of Widespread Panic, Les Claypool, Michael Franti, Yonder Mountain String Band, Big Head Todd & The Monsters, Steel Pulse, Stephen Marley, De La Soul, STS9 and many other bands? Whether its a live stream or a more traditional distribution outlet, there's much more to come as the Filmcartel ain't done rockin'!
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