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This is a short film focusing on multi-generational tree planting and the long-term benefits for ALL. Growing Hope amplifies the message of the nonprofit www.grandtrees.org and its initiative to plant trees by young and old for a brighter future for us all.

Growing Hope

This is a short film focusing on multi-generational tree planting and the long-term benefits for ALL. Growing Hope amplifies the message of the nonprofit www.grandtrees.org and its initiative to plant trees by young and old for a brighter future for us all.

"If Black Panthers and Girl Scouts had a baby, it would be the Rebel Bells." - Pilar Rodriguez REBEL BELLS is a documentary short film about an all-girls radical collective located in the Calumet region connecting southeast side Chicago, Illinois, and East Chicago in northwest Indiana. The Calumet region is an economically precarious, environmentally-polluted industrial corridor in the U.S. Midwest. The Rebel Bells was started in 2016 by three mothers who are leaders in the environmental justice movements in their respective communities. The goal of the Rebel Bells collective is to teach young girls about social justice and community activism in an empowered and safe environment. Though they receive guidance from the moms that are involved in the group, the girls take ownership over the curriculum and typically lead the meetings and activities of the group.

Rebel Bells

REBEL BELLS is a documentary short film about an all-girls radical collective located in the Calumet region connecting southeast side Chicago, Illinois, and East Chicago in northwest Indiana.

While Wizard the Blue Dart Frog tries to find his new home and searches for his friend Frazzie the monkey, Toucan Petey and Blinky the Tree Frog walk through the rainforest, now bare from deforestation and wildfires. Despite Frazzie’s directions, Blinky is certain they are lost! He hops onto Toucan Petey’s back and the two fly away, searching for Frazzie. In outer space, Frazzie visits NBA star Nikola Vucevic on the Eco Space Station, needing advice on how to save the rainforest. Nikola teaches Frazzie about conservation and awareness: it’s the only way to save what’s left of the rainforest and help it regrow. Before he leaves, Nikola encourages Frazzie to save and heal the rainforest.&nbsp; As Planet Blue and Sunny Sun orbit each other, they near the Eco Space Station. Toucan Petey and Blinky journey to the space station, happily greeting Frazzie and explaining how they got lost. Suddenly, they hear a strange noise coming from the vortex door. It’s Wizard! He hops in, waving at his friends, and happily eats a lighting bug.&nbsp; Pondering how to save the rainforest, Frazzie suggests asking Planet Blue, who appears outside the space station with Sunny Sun. Warning them that the rainforest is disappearing at rapid rates, Planet Blue asks everyone to help. Even Sunny Sun must keep shining on him and help the forest to regrow. Inspired, Frazzie promises to save the rainforest! He leaves with Toucan Petey and Blinky, before reappearing to ask Wizard to join them. Wizard follows Frazzie, but not before eating another lighting bug!

Planet Blue - Journey to Eco

An animated short looking at ways to save the rain forest.

THE PROTECTORS OF THE WOOD Adventure Series is an illustrated story of a group of teenagers who save the world from climate change. Phoebe comes home from college to discover shocking changes threatening Middletown, her familiar childhood home. A gigantic corporation already owns many local businesses and is threatening to destroy the lands, legends, and heritage of her family and friends. Mysteries arise as Phoebe unravels the secrets in her small town, and realizes that they are connected to a global conflict. Deep in the marrow of her bones, she feels that all her hopes are in danger of being lost. A powerful gem called Dreamstone appears at the heart of the mystery. They explore the forest together and find the secrets they have been seeking: Large and very rare Dreamstone crystals can inspire visions that help guide people through the crisis and turning points of their lives.Together, Phoebe and her group of friends risk their lives to save the beautiful world around them called home.

The Protectors of the Wood - Dreamstone Warriors

THE PROTECTORS OF THE WOOD Adventure Series is an illustrated story of a group of teenagers who save the world from climate change.

North Troy teens spent five weeks creating a multimedia documentary on water justice and the legacy of the Erie Canal in one of New York's most economically challenged and environmentally devastated neighborhoods.

Echoes from Lock One

North Troy teens spent five weeks creating a multimedia documentary on water justice and the legacy of the Erie Canal in one of New York's most economically challenged and environmentally devastated neighborhoods.

On October 8, 2017, in the middle of the night, Beau Decker and Yoosha Carson awakened and hurried out of their beds as a rabid forest fire swept through their neighborhood. Both boys lost their homes that evening, along with many others in Redwood Valley, California.&nbsp; These are their stories; for their fellow neighbors who have lost and their advice on how to heal.&nbsp; Animated and filmed on top of audio recordings of Beau (5 years old) and Yoosha (11 years old). I asked them, "What's a story you'd tell someone who's afraid of fire?" and these are the stories they made up.

Coyote & Big Buff

On October 8, 2017, in the middle of the night, Beau Decker and Yoosha Carson awakened and hurried out of their beds as a rabid forest fire swept through their neighborhood. Both boys lost their homes that evening, along with many others in Redwood Valley, California. These are their stories; for their fellow neighbors who have lost and their advice on how to heal.

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