home movies frog, chemical, water, you breaking boundaries dance credits in the media snowboarding contact what's new On Display now in HD at the Amazonia Science Gallery, National Zoo, Washington DC Funded by the Smithsonian Women's Committee for an exhibit on wildlife toxicology at the National Zoo. This short quirky movie examines the impact that chemicals contaminants play in worldwide amphibian declines and some simple things you can start doing to reduce your chemical footprint today. Click on title to play movie Awards College Television Awards Winner Outstanding Children's Program 2009 Student Emmy Red Carpet International Wildlife Film Festival Winner Best Newcomer 2009 MSU Represents Speaking to 1,000 kids at the Wilma Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival Finalist Best Childrens and Non-Broadcast 2009 Winner Best Non-Broadcast HATCHfest Official Selection 2009 Winner Hybridlife Award Girls for Change Panel Finalist Offical Selection What's New... 07/31/09: The Henson Creature Shop What's there to say? Its the Henson Creature Shop!! 07/30/09: Muppet days Last days at the Henson lot 07/29/09: Screening at the Jim Henson lot FROG, CHEMICAL, WATER, YOU Is screening on the Jim Henson lot tomorrow. I've been here for two weeks, learning the ins and outs of our production business. The Jim Henson company is sponsoring me as part of the College Television awards and its been a fabulous experience. 07/21/09: Greenscreen interstitials for Jim Henson's Dinosaur Train I have the honor of being mentored by Halle Stanford, Executive Producer at Jim Henson. This is the Charlie Chaplin studio, where said actor/ director made his most famous movies! Back in the day there was no roof b/c they used (gasp) the sun to light their studio! This is the set of a green screen interstital for a new show called Dinosaur train. Its so amazing to get a crash course in the t.v industry with so many creative and accomplished people. The lot is a little paradise that is also the home of the Henson recording studios, a state of the art studio with some VERY accomplished musicians and producers. I've learned my craft in film school. Here, I am learning the industry. Its an incredible experience. First |  Prev |  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10  | Next  | Next 13  | Last