current film teasers
In a quiet rural township, America’s largest amphibian is locally threatened with extinction by the installation of an injection well, prompting biologists and community members to band together and protect their land in a novel way and save the hellbender. Short film.
In the mountains of Indonesia, one of the largest and most critically endangered hornbill species is struggling to survive. The dedication and passion from a local ranger who once hunted this great bird, is now saving the species from extinction.
Broadcast Wildlife Sequences
PBS - Evolution Earth - How Silver Key Anoles are Adapting to Tropical Hurricanes
Featured in the Grand Tetons episode of “America’s National Parks” by National Geographic.
Featured in BBC’s “The Mating Game” narrated by David Attenborough.
Featured in the Badlands National Park episode of “America’s National Parks” by National Geographic.
Featured in the Badlands National Park episode of “America’s National Parks” by National Geographic.
RECENT FILMS
FLOWING FORWARD: Experience the restoration of a former 100-acre farm by Black Swamp Conservancy into today’s Clary-Boulee-McDonald Nature Preserve.
Co-produced with Christy Frank Photography
KEEPERS OF THE DEEP: Follow Rocha and the team on two technical dive expeditions in 2019 as they descend well beyond the reaches of normal scuba diving in the Marshall Islands and then in Rocha’s home country of Brazil to save these reefs before it’s too late.
RESILIENCE: STORY OF THE AMERICAN RED WOLF: The directors cut of "Resilience: Story of the American Red Wolf." This story chronicles the conservation of one of America's most iconic species and features the release of a young male wolf back into the wild for the first time in over a decade.
SAVING FLORIDA’S SPARROW: The Florida grasshopper sparrow numbers less than 100 in the wild and White Oak, US Fish and Wildlife, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, and Tall Timbers are working tirelessly to save it from extinction.
Client | promotional videos
Forestry | The Nature Conservancy
CNN - Rewilding a golf course
CNN - An outbreak of malaria is endangering birds in the sub-antarctic
eeBlue - NOAA/NAAEE promo
Watersheds | Metroparks Toledo
About Us | Conservation Standards
International Rhino Foundation
Safari Live Promo | Nat Geo
the wildlife of filmmaking
Join Justin Grubb and Alex Goetz as they explore the wilds of North Carolina in search of the worlds most endangered canid. An animal that has already gone extinct once in the wild. There are less than 30 American red wolves left and their conservation is critical to maintain a healthy ecosystem.
Following a day in the life of a baby elephant and its family in Botswana to get the inside scoop on what it is like to live out in the Okavango Delta. Come face to face with one of the cutest inhabitants in the second episode of The WILDlife of Filmmaking.
We travel down to the Suwannee River in Florida to come face to face with an ancient and hefty reptilian beast. We teamed up with the FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute to learn more about this animal and to collect valuable data to help protect this species.
Along the rocky shore of Fernando de Noronha, Brazil, Justin Grubb snorkels with and films a hunting octopus. Check out the amazing way this animal can change the color of its skin while it hunts.
short film showcase
One of the last great wildernesses on earth is in trouble in this changing world. Two filmmakers set out to raise awareness so the wild doesn’t become limited to just stories.
A chain of islands known as Cayos Cochinos are recognized as a one of the key sections of the Meso-American Reef to preserve and commercial fishing has been banned. The Garifuna people are allowed to hunt and fish as they have for hundreds of years.
Small changes everywhere can make a huge impact on reef ecosystems. We need those changes today, not only to preserve these beautiful places, but to save ourselves.
Orangutans and chimpanzees who have been confiscated from illegal ownership live out the rest of their lives in this sanctuary in Florida.
EDUCATIONAL 360 VIDEO SERIES: Dive IN
Presented by Kodak Pixpro, “Dive In” is an 360 video educational series used in classrooms around Honduras to give school children the opportunity to see the amazing ecosystem that exists around them, and why it is so important to preserve. This project is partially funded by an Arts Commission Accelerator Grant made possible through support from ProMedica, the Ohio Arts Council, the National Endowment for the Arts and other generous supporters
Join hosts Justin Grubb and Brittany Novick as they explore the world beneath the waves and come face to face with sea turtles. In this 360 degree video, have the freedom to look around and explore the ocean along with us.
Dive in on an important mission to locate and remove the invasive lion fish from the Caribbean reef. These deadly predators eat tons of reef fish a day and are wreaking havoc by not having natural predators in these waters.
