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  1. Expand your audience! SEA-Inside: Pacific Northwest is now airing

    on over 30 community stations in the U.S. (and 1 in Canada) and the

    numbers keep increasing! It is also streaming on the internet on a

    regular schedule. Your video could be included in this program.

     

    SEA-Inside: PNW accepts videos of any length. Videos below the surface

    of Pacific Northwest waters are preferred. I do include some videos

    about other oceans, particularly if they tell a good story about

    ocean issues that people ought to know more about. No specific

    percentage of underwater video is required, but the work should offer

    insight into what's happing beneath the surface. I can only accept videos

    from people who have rights to all parts of their production,

    including music and name & likeness releases.

     

    SEA-Inside: PNW is a bi-monthly, half-hour TV series, i.e. regular

    episodes are produced 6 times/year, so there is no deadline. But

    that's no reason to put it off -- send in your video today.

     

    (parenthetical note: I actually accept more than video: photographs,

    PowerPoint shows, music, literary works, images of paintings or

    sculptures -- anything that matches the show's mission and can be

    rendered visually and/or audibly on a TV will be considered. And if

    you have something that still needs completing or matching up with

    other talent, e.g. music or editing, maybe I can help with getting that

    done.)

     

    SEA-Inside: PNW is a non-profit project of Still Hope Productions,

    Inc., in association with Northwest Film Forum, aimed at helping

    people get to know what's going on in their oceans.

     

    "We are all more likely to protect places we know and love, and

    Still Hope's work to bring the wonders of the ocean out of the depths and

    onto our screens is an important part of protecting the oceans."

    --Jamie Karnik, Pacific Communications Manager, OCEANA

     

    See http://SEA-Inside.org for submission (and other) details.

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