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¡Viva la Tortuga! Showcased at Village of Brewster Film Festival
The Village of Brewster Film Festival in Brewster, NY showcased it’s first documentary short and it just so happened to be our turtle film! The diverse crowd gathered on the lawn of the Brewster House on August 31st to screen … Continue reading
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Student Filmmakers Reflect After Completing a Sea Turtle Tale
Four months ago, a dozen Pace University students and two professors embarked on a journey, aiming to understand the forces imperiling sea turtles on the Pacific coast of Mexico’s Baja peninsula and make a film about efforts to mesh turtle … Continue reading
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Connecting To Conservation
With only a few hours left before we release our film, we are all filled with a healthy amount of anxiety as we hope our ¡Viva La Tortuga! will be well received. Usually around this time, a production crew’s major concern … Continue reading
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¡Viva la Tortuga! Pleasantville Premiere
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¡Viva La Tortuga! Meshing Conservation and Culture in Magdalena Bay – Official Trailer
Check out official trailer for our film, ¡Viva La Tortuga! Meshing Conservation and Culture in Magdalena Bay, and join us at the May 7th & 8th premieres! May 7, 2013 … Continue reading
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Introducing May, a Sea Turtle Breathing Life Into a Film
Meet May, a green sea turtle rescued by the Georgia Sea Turtle Center from a Mayport, Fla., marina in December of 2012 and a featured “voice-over artist” in our soon to be released documentary. When found, May had a fractured … Continue reading
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Conservation Groups Press U.S. to Sanction Mexico Over Sea Turtle Deaths
The Center For Biological Diversity and Sea Turtle Restoration Project have petitioned the United States government to impose trade sanctions on Mexico for failing to abide by international sea turtle conservation agreements. Their core concern is described this way: “Over the past decade, … Continue reading
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