Showing posts with label Symphony Showings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Symphony Showings. Show all posts
December 16, 2011
Premier Update!
Symphony of Soil was just chosen to premier at The Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capitol! March 25th 2012. Be there or be square!
September 20, 2011
Farm Bill Take 1
Last night we showed a part of SOS at a Farm Bill briefing for supporters of CALCAN, the California Climate Action Network, an umbrella organization for a tight group of California non-profits that are coming together to organize around the Farm Bill.
Deborah spoke briefly about the imperative that those aware of what a sustainable Farm Bill would look like have in the next year. She mentioned the need to respect the soil at the base of any solutions that may change the way the US treats and funds agriculture.
Together with Tom Philpott, and Dan Imhoff, Deborah made powerful case for the support of CALCAN, and for everything that needs to be defended by supporters of Sustainable Agriculture.
Deborah spoke briefly about the imperative that those aware of what a sustainable Farm Bill would look like have in the next year. She mentioned the need to respect the soil at the base of any solutions that may change the way the US treats and funds agriculture.
Together with Tom Philpott, and Dan Imhoff, Deborah made powerful case for the support of CALCAN, and for everything that needs to be defended by supporters of Sustainable Agriculture.
April 04, 2011
Yale Environmental Film Festival
One of the Sonatas of the Soil, Transition Town Totnes, took best short at the Yale Environmental Film Festival over the weekend. Hurrah for the growing importance of building soil based communities!
March 23, 2011
SOS in Fresno
Symphony of the Soil had a very successful Work in Progress screening at Cal State Fresno this evening. Over 700 students, farmers, faculty and community members attended. A rousing discussion about soil management techniques and pressing issues in the surrounding San Joaquin Valley ensued.

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The background picture for this page is our lead DP, John Chater and our lead Soundman, Ray Day in a sugar factory in Ludhiana, India.


