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Welcome to the VERTICAL - THE FUTURE OF FARMING Livestream Q&A!
This is a recording of the live FILMMAKER Q&A ONLY and does NOT include the viewing of the film. Watch for free through October 31st!
Friday Harbor Film Festival wishes to congratulate the filmmakers for winning "Best Documentary Short” in this year's AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARDS!
PANELISTS:
Scott Morris, Co-Producer/Co-Director
Jay Windland, Co-Producer/Co-Director
Hugh Neri, Cast / Founder of Nexgarden, a vertical farming startup
ABOUT THE FILM
Vertical: The Future of Farming follows a new generation of urban, indoor farmers, whose approach to food production offers the potential to combat climate change while feeding hundreds of millions. From New York City, to Portland, Oregon to Singapore, these farmers are turning agricultural conventions on their head by utilizing vertical space in cities, rather than expansive rural fields. The result, according to retired Columbia Professor Dickson Despommier, represents the "next evolutionary jump in humanity's quest for a reliable, sustainable food supply."
Co-Directors/Producers - Scott Morris, Jay Windland
Welcome to the VERTICAL - THE FUTURE OF FARMING Livestream Q&A!
This is a recording of the live FILMMAKER Q&A ONLY and does NOT include the viewing of the film. Watch for free through October 31st!
Friday Harbor Film Festival wishes to congratulate the filmmakers for winning "Best Documentary Short” in this year's AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARDS!
PANELISTS:
Scott Morris, Co-Producer/Co-Director
Jay Windland, Co-Producer/Co-Director
Hugh Neri, Cast / Founder of Nexgarden, a vertical farming startup
ABOUT THE FILM
Vertical: The Future of Farming follows a new generation of urban, indoor farmers, whose approach to food production offers the potential to combat climate change while feeding hundreds of millions. From New York City, to Portland, Oregon to Singapore, these farmers are turning agricultural conventions on their head by utilizing vertical space in cities, rather than expansive rural fields. The result, according to retired Columbia Professor Dickson Despommier, represents the "next evolutionary jump in humanity's quest for a reliable, sustainable food supply."
Co-Directors/Producers - Scott Morris, Jay Windland