As we previously mentioned, Discovery hired us to produce some short-form videos as interstitial programming for Planet Green. Hosted by TreeHugger founder Graham Hill, we took to the rooftops of Manhattan to see how New York City honey with made in the hives of urban Beekeeper David Graves.

As we previously mentioned, Discovery hired us to produce some short-form videos as interstitial programming for Planet Green. Hosted by TreeHugger founder Graham Hill, we ventured out to Greenpoint, Brooklyn to the Roof Top Farms to speak with Annie Novak about her Growing Chefs program for kids.

We’ve just finished shooting the shorts with Graham Hill. Feel free to poke around and we’ll let you know when video is available!

David Lynch, Angelica Huston, Graydon Carter, Buzz Aldrin, Jean Nouvel: Le Cabinet De Curiosités

Starting around the 16th Century, aristocrats would maintain a room in their homes displaying a microcosm displaying the world through certain objects collected from their travels. These privately held museums became in a way a portrait of their owners these rooms were know as Les Cabinet De Curiosités.

Directed by George Spyros.

I’ll Try Anything Once, Episode 3: Extreme Animal Remover
Rats, bees, raccoons, hogs and snakes are just some of the creatures that wildlife remover Johnny Vincent deals with everyday in his Florida pest control business. While Johnny can certainly cut the mustard when it comes to removing such extreme prey, can Touré survive four days [...]

I’ll Try Anything Once, Episode 6: Women’s Football, Tucson Arizona
It’s most every little boy’s fantasy to grow up and be a football superstar. But what if the league that boy is playing in is comprised entirely of women, the most talented semi-pros in the nation? In this episode, Touré travels to Arizona to train for [...]

I’ll Try Anything Once, Episode 5: Lumberjack Competition

In this episode, urban culture and music expert Touré heads far into the woods in Northern Wisconsin to spend four days pursuing the sporting side of one of America’s most dangerous jobs – lumberjack. Under the guidance of world champion Chris Fischer, Toure learns the ins and outs [...]

I’ll Try Anything Once, Episode 4: Stunt Academy

Kim Kahana of Groveland, Florida is a stuntman legend. At 78 his resume reads like some of Hollywood’s greatest actors. Not surprising because he’s acted as a double for many of the great names like Charles Bronson. In this episode, Touré learns that stunt artistry is not [...]

The Spot: Reality Show Contestant Biography — Travis, Fine Artist

The good folks in the promos department at VOOM HD Networks cut together a series of contestant bios from Big City’s footage to help plug the reality show ArtStar Season 2 on Gallery HD.

Travis is the brains behind a sculpture made of human sweat which slowly [...]

The Spot: Reality Show Contestant Biography — Fi, Multimedia-Installation-Performance Artist

The good folks in the promos department at VOOM HD Networks cut together a series of contestant bios from Big City’s footage to help plug the reality show ArtStar Season 2 on Gallery HD.
What can you say about Fi?  You need to hear it from Fi [...]

The Spot: Reality Show Contestant Biography — Bryan, Performance Artist

The good folks in the promos department at VOOM HD Networks cut together a series of contestant bios from Big City’s footage to help plug the reality show ArtStar Season 2 on Gallery HD.
At the top of the clip, the producers choose to cut in audio [...]

The Spot: Reality Show Contestant Biography — Buki, Video Artist
The good folks in the promos department at VOOM HD Networks cut together a series of contestant bios from Big City’s footage to help plug the reality show ArtStar Season 2 on Gallery HD.
Buki was born in Lagos, Nigeria and raised in Toronto, Canada. Buki is [...]

The Spot: Reality Show Contestant Biography — Jennifer, Conceptual Artist
The good folks in the promos department at VOOM HD Networks cut together a series of contestant bios from Big City’s footage to help plug the reality show ArtStar Season 2 on Gallery HD.
Like all the season two Artstar contestants, she is a student at the [...]

Eco Fashion Model Summer Rayne Oakes on the Asian Elephant Art & Conservation Project and gifts for Animal-Lovers

On-Air spots for Discovery Communications’ online property TreeHugger.com for cross-channel airing and of course on Discovery’s Planet Green Network.

On-Air spots for Discovery Communications’ online property TreeHugger.com for cross-channel airing and of course on Discovery’s Planet Green Network.

On-Air spots for Discovery Communications’ online property TreeHugger.com for cross-channel airing and of course on Discovery’s Planet Green Network.

TreeHugger, the leading green site on the internet, advocates for living a simpler environmentally-friendly lifestyle and practices its preaching with a minimalist design sensibility. The brand’s various icons, including hero tree logo, are simple as well as Spanish Modern Art inflected. When the need for an on-air spot promoting the site’s growing Gift Guide vertical, we spotted the need for a TreeHugger Gifts icon. So we reached out to the lushly talented Federico Slivka Lederer to get our fix. He came back with something that blew our hemp socks off: gift box bow made out of the top of the TreeHugger hero tree — we think deploying an exclamation point or two here is justified, so please allow us to add: !!!!!!!!!! The rest of the creative fell into place from there. Next challenge up: how to deliver a spot worthy of the brand’s elegant aesthetic, but (you know what we’re going to say) on a budget…

On-Air spots for Discovery Communications’ online property TreeHugger.com for cross-channel airing and of course on Discovery’s Planet Green Network.

TreeHugger, the leading green site on the internet, advocates for living a simpler environmentally-friendly lifestyle and practices its preaching with a minimalist design sensibility. The brand’s various icons, including hero tree logo, are simple as well as Spanish Modern Art inflected. When the need for an on-air spot promoting the site’s growing Gift Guide vertical, we spotted the need for a TreeHugger Gifts icon. So we reached out to the lushly talented Federico Slivka Lederer to get our fix. He came back with something that blew our hemp socks off: gift box bow made out of the top of the TreeHugger hero tree — we think deploying an exclamation point or two here is justified, so please allow us to add: !!!!!!!!!! The rest of the creative fell into place from there. Next challenge up: how to deliver a spot worthy of the brand’s elegant aesthetic, but (you know what we’re going to say) on a budget…