Bryce Groark and Damien Drake have been working on a new spin to get more people talking talking about climate change in Hawaii. “Climate change doesn’t have to be a bad word.” Thanks to all those who helped make this happen – including Uncle Chucky + Ella, Kimie Miner, Keali‘i Reichel, Kainani Kahaunaele and Shawn Pimental – livingoceanproductions.com
Bryce Groark + Damien Drake directing two commercial spots in Baltimore this week for the National Aquarium.
Bryce Groark and Damien Drake were nominated for their cinematography work in Mission Blue for Netflix. Congratulations to Peter Livingston for his well deserved Emmy win for his Editing work on Mission Blue. Watch the film here on Netflix:
Bryce, Damien and Axel have been nominated for an Emmy this year in the category: “Outstanding Cinematography: Documentary and Long Form” for their work in Mission Blue. Mission Blue is also nominated for the categories “Outstanding Editing” and “Outstanding Informational Programming – Long Form.” Full list of 2015 nominees here: http://emmyonline.com/news_36th_nominations
Opening up Thursday night in Santa Barbara and next week in Berlin, Mission Blue follows the incredible life of Dr. Sylvia Earle and her mission to save our ocean.
Directed by Fisher Stevens (The Cove) and Bob Nixon (Gorillas in the Mist). Cinematography by Axel Baumann, Damien Drake and Bryce Groark.
After almost 4 years and many miles around the world, we’re stoked to announce that Mission Blue will be the opening film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on January 30 and then will debut in Europe at Berlinale, The Berlin International Film Festival in February.
Variety Article here: http://variety.com/2014/film/news/santa-barbara-film-fest-to-open-with-docu-mission-blue-close-with-midnight-trilogy-1201034658/
Just back from an epic 10 day journey to the Caribbean to film sperm whales for a new IMAX film with True Blue Films and Bryant Austin with the RED ONE Camera. Photos above courtesy Bryant Austin.
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