The Moth Has Landed
Well rested from the holidays, Cryptic Moth has begun the momentus task of shotlisting and transcribing 300+ hours of video. It is an overwhelming endeavor. Thankfully, many kindred spirits have come forward to help.
In the meantime, Cryptic Moth needs some help from our readers. If anyone has pictures, video, news or anecdotes about plastic pollution or cool solutions to that pollution, please send them to crypticmoth@gmail.com. You will be credited fondly.
Out.
I+G
posted by Cryptic Moth at 12:28 PM
10 Comments:
You guys are an inspiration! I've been reading your blog for a few months. I have a news compilation site all about campaigns against plastic bags - check it out at http://www.noplasticbags.blogspot.com/
There is an article near the top about this Sri Lankan guy that invented a bio wrapper out of starch (especially helpful now that plastic bags are illegal in his country). Check it out and good luck in post production.
Hey,
Good to hear that you have parked at your desks and ready for a digital revisit to all that you experienced.
Cheers and all the best
Wow, I love your project and your energy! Here is my anecdote. Acouple of years ago my family and I decided to carry with us a picture of a beautiful field lined with trees when ever we went shoping. the purpose of this was to pull it out while shopping and immagine the object of our interrest in this field. This had a huge impact on our purchase choices. It's been maybe two years since the picture disappeared but it created a habit that we cary to this day.
Hey Guys!
Excellent work! ive seen your documentaries and would like to screen it in schools. Is there any way i can purchase your movie or order it?
Please let me know
Thankyou
I am doing research for a documentary co-production with National Geographic, and I am looking for footage of alternatives to plastics. Please email me if you have any footage or know of any. Cheers,
Hannah
email: hannah@seastudios.org
Hey! this is great stuff -
Recently, CitizenShift, the NFB's social documentary website did a feature on Garbage where you can watch some indy films that might be what you're looking for: http://citizen.nfb.ca ..
if you guys come up with more footage around plastic, we'd love it if you submit it to the site too!
good luck!
What's up guys
I had no other way to contact you other than to leave a comment. I just came across your blog and I'd really like to have a conversation with you about everything you've done. I am a college student in the process of researching and building a business plan aimed at solving economic and environmental problems that you may have interest in. If you have time, please email me at smichaels1@babson.edu. Thanks, and best of luck in all the great things that you do.
No news drop a line :)
ian, check out
http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2007/12/are-there-reall.html
one love
alx
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