A Man in a Suit in a Forest

A Reflection of Life

A Thousand Pines

Amplifying Feedback Loop

Be Water - Andes to Amazonia

Call in the Crèche

Chicas al Agua

Children of Lead

Climbing Temperatures

Coral Reef Restoration

Curupira - Mother of the Forest

Dust

Earth Girl

Fraying at the Edges

Fumes in Focus: Gas Stove Pollution in Our Homes

I am Kanaka

Islandtrification

Kuinerraq

Logging Algonquin

Not on This Land

On, In & Under the Sava

Powering Puerto Rico

RISE, FALL, HOPE

Rematriation

Restoration Nation

See Me In Nature

Seeds of Change

Shady Grove Farm U.P. - Quest For Food Freedom

Suzie Hicks the Climate Chick

Thacker Pass - Mining the Sacred

The Art of Freedom

The Bus

The European Pond Turtle. A Unique Relic of Polish Nature

The Illusion of Abundance

The Land of the Bear

The Last Bumblebee

The Last Seed

The Lone Wolverine of the Wallowas

The Mothers of the Chambira

The Oil Machine

The Red Creek Sessions

The Ultimate Mongolian Expedition

The Witness Is a Whale

This River is Our Relative

Unveiling The City

Upstream, Downriver

Whetū Mārama - Bright Star

Justin Harris

Red Creek is the elusive Class V+ whitewater gem flowing from the Dolly Sods Wilderness in the West Virginia highlands.  Join Dr. Philip Prince, an expert in Appalachian geology, as he takes an in depth look at the rock structures of this region through the rare descent of Red Creek by a group of local whitewater kayakers on Cheatfest Weekend 2022.  The film then explores the entire Cheat River Watershed, showcasing the world class whitewater offered in this area as a result of the unique geology of Northern West Virginia.  The Red Creek Sessions is an educational documentary comparing the timeline of humanity with the timeline of geology, highlighting the rare opportunities presented to whitewater kayakers thanks to millions of years of geologic evolution. 
   
   The Red Creek Sessions is the winner of the Accomplished Film Award at the 2023 National Paddling Film Festival, the Viewer's Choice Award at the 2023 NPFF, a featured program on West Virginia PBS, and the winner of countless film festival awards throughout the world.