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Category Archives: Film/TV/Video/Audio
Julie Slavet appears on Newsmakers!
Check out TTF’s Executive Director Julie Slavet on Newsmakers! In this video, Julie discusses some of the great work TTF is doing to help protect our watershed.
Messages In Motion Helps TTF and Partners Produce Videos
We just completed our four week workshop with Messages in Motion and residents of our Germantown/East Mt. Airy Model Neighborhood. Participants in the course made short videos about topics near and dear to their hearts. Lesley and I made a … Continue reading
FREE Video Production Course for Germantown/East Mt. Airy Residents!
TTF is partnering with Messages in Motion (MIM), an organization that offers people throughout Philadelphia the tools to create short video postcards that communicate personal and social messages about their diverse experiences and outlooks on life. TTF and MIM will … Continue reading
Christopher Swain Recognized in “Good Men” Project
Check out this awesome video with TTF partner and friend, Christopher Swain, who was recently recognized by Fox Boston’s “Good Men” Project. We’ve been partnering with Christopher on our Ethical Electronics Recycling Drives for years now and we can verify … Continue reading
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Erin Brockovich: The Movie
When I heard that the real Erin Brockovich was going to be speaking in Washington, D.C., my first response was “How do I get to Washington? I want to meet her!” The real Brockovich, although perhaps not Julia Roberts, must … Continue reading
Poisoned Waters
Poisoned Waters, like the bay it’s about, is far more expansive and contains much more depth than you see on the surface. Although the Chesapeake Bay and the Puget Sound look beautiful in the sunrise and sunset, they really are … Continue reading
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Tapped–Why No One Should Bother With Bottled Water
After watching Tapped, I’m really glad I’ve stopped buying bottled water. The very beginning introduced me to the term “water mining.” Mining typically has negative connotations—and mining water is no different. Surface water belongs to the state it’s in, but … Continue reading
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What You Need to Know About Natural Gas Production
Note: The following post is from TTF’s newest team member, Abby Grosslein, who is our terrific new intern from Arcadia University. Read more about Abby on our staff page. Read about on her reactions to the TEDX film, What You … Continue reading
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Blue Gold World Water Wars
Blue Gold: World Waters Wars is a very scary film. It takes a probing look into the world of water privatization . . . and the results aren’t pretty. People are literally dying in parts of the world due to … Continue reading
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Blue Man Group Tours NY Treatment Plant
Check out this awesome video of the Blue Man Group touring a wastewater treatment facility in New York. We highly recommend touring our water treatment plants in Philadelphia — as long as you don’t tear things up like the Blue … Continue reading
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