Sustainable Gown Graces Titanic Gala by Bridget Terry
Wearing a gorgeous, sustainable gown by Prophetik, Suzy Amis Cameron, founder of Red Carpet Green Dress, attended the London Premiere of the new 3D version of TITANIC with her husband, director James Cameron. James Cameron and Suzy Amis Cameron attend the world premiere of TITANIC in 3D at Royal...
Apr 03
Maybe the Lorax, Bambi and Wall-E Can Save the Planet by Penny Stallings
Penny Stallings, ecology.com’s Species Curator and noted cultural commentator, offers her views on ten animated movies, whose casts of colorful, cuddly creatures entertain and enlighten audiences about the environment.   -  Bridget Terry, ecoFilmmaking Curator Top Ten Animated...
Mar 20
Oscar Red Carpet Sees Green by Bridget Terry
Backstage at the Oscars: producer, director and cast of “THE ARTIST”. Missi Pyle in her winning sustainable gown is on the far right. Golden collar winner Uggie stands in the forefront. Red Carpet Green Dress Actress Missi Pyle, who plays the vain starlet in this year’s best-picture Oscar...
Feb 28
Kilimanjaro, Dreamed About by Many, Climbed by Few. by Susan Colby
Kilimanjaro, To the Roof of Africa leads Ecology Global Network’s 52-week “Eco-doc” television series for China Green Channel International (CGCI) in China, premiering Sunday, February 19, 2012. The film, shot in large format, follows five intrepid trekkers and their guide, who...
Feb 17
Deep Sea Brothers: Mike deGruy and Andrew Wight by Susan Colby
The Adventurers From left: Mike deGruy, Andrew Wight and James Cameron The film world mourns the loss of two of their own, renowned filmmaker Michael deGruy and Australian writer-producer Andrew Wight. Both men were known for their love of, and documentation of, the ocean. They died on February 4,...
Feb 12
Sundance Fest Launches Three ecoDocumentaries by Bridget Terry
 Three ecoDocs at the Sundance Film Festival Climate change, nuclear power and the history of the environmental movement were the subjects of three ecoDocumentaries premiering at this year’s annual Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. Here’s a brief description and preview interviews and...
Feb 10
2011 in Film: Four Features for the Environment by Bridget Terry
The Tree of Life. Credit Fox Searchlight The Descendants. Credit Fox Searchlight Le Quattro Volte. Credit Lorber Films Contagion. Credit Claudette Barius/ Warner Bros 2011 offered four remarkable narrative films – two still in theaters – thematically rooted in our complex relationship(s) with...
Dec 27
“Force of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie” Review by Lisa Rosen
  With “Force of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie,” writer/director Sturla Gunnarsson has managed to weave a brilliant environmental lecture with the fascinating life of the man doing the lecturing, creating a provocative mix of science and emotion in the process. The film begins with a...
Dec 03