As 2007 comes to a close, so does the second year of the Pacific Northwest's ONLY underwater TV series: "SEA-Inside: Pacific Northwest." Now on 36 cable-access TV stations, this series continues to bring a wide variety of underwater videos to millions of living rooms.
This non-profit TV series features the works of amateur underwater filmmakers, professionals, scientists, musicians, poets, underwater photographers, and about every type of artist imaginable -- even the work of a paper engineer, i.e. a pop-up book maker. Work by several Wetpixel participants, such as Mary Lynn Price and Roger Roth has been featured on these shows.
If you have been taking underwater photographs or video in the Pacific Northwest and would like to share the fruits of your labor with people who otherwise don't get to see what's down there, please contact me -- whether you have a polished slide show or just some miscellaneous photos, a great video short-story or just some assorted footage. If your work fits the mission of "SEA-Inside: Pacific Northwest" I'll work with you to get it on the air.
Or if you know of a good story about our marine ecosystems that ought to be on TV, please contact me. Maybe I can help arrange for the necessary filming/editing/research, etc. to turn it into a great little movie.
For more information, see the show's web site:
"SEA-Inside: Pacific Northwest" is a non-profit project co-sponsored by Still Hope Productions, Inc. and Northwest Film Forum of Seattle.
(postscript: I do sometimes include content from places other than
the Northwest, particularly if it has an important story to tell)
Happy Holidays!
