GreenScreen 2016 Student Film Premiere
- Thursday, June 9, 2016 PDT
- Pollock Theater
The premiere of the 2016 GreenScreen student environmental films showcased four student-produced films focused on eco-conciousness: The 11, Planted, The BEELIEVERS, and The Hostage.
GreenScreen is a hands-on, project-based environmental media production program where students work in teams to leverage their collective production skills and environmental knowledge. The goal of the program is not only to increase awareness about the environment, but to expand the ways that these issues are represented and communicated. For more information about GreenScreen, visit this page.
View the GreenScreen 2016 Student Film Premiere poster here.
Sponsored by the Carsey-Wolf Center’s Environmental Media Initiative, the Department of Film and Media Studies, and UCSB Associated Students Coastal Fund.
The 11
Let’s break the unspoken barriers, and start a conversation with people sitting on the bus; whether they are plugged into their phone, reading a book or interested in us. The goal is to find the beauty in the normal.
Crew: Silvia Oton, Nicole Laughlin, Emily Lerner, Alexandra Vasquez
Planted
A film about sustainable eating told through conversations about veganism and an observation of the different subcultures that have emerged from this lifestyle.
Crew: Olivia Lucero, Elena Greenberg, Johnny Rafter, Catherine Dao, Zach Cabading, Shanon Peckham
Bees are an indicator species, a canary in the calming. By focusing on these busy insects, we hope to provide an angle on the need to be aware of our impact on the earth, and to teach people simple steps to protect the planet.
Crew: Leah Bleich, Christian Loenhart, Ricky Miller, Rachel Taylor
The Hostage
When two incompetent hitmen screw up a standard kidnapping they have to decide the right (eco) thing to do with their innocent hostage.
Crew: Josh Smith, Nicole Johal, Noah Norton, Nick Woltersdorf, Erica Schweitzer