The Oakland Museum of California
presents the 6th Annual
presents the 6th Annual
EarthDance
Short-Attention-Span Environmental Film Festival
2009 is Currently On Tour:
check it out in a theater near you!
Provocative. Passionate. Funny.
"EarthDance is brilliant with a distinctive style - it’s smart, full of hope and laughs,
and the eco-themed shorts hit you more like a fine wine vapor than a sledgehammer."
Jason Victor Serinus, SF Chronicle
and the eco-themed shorts hit you more like a fine wine vapor than a sledgehammer."
Jason Victor Serinus, SF Chronicle
EarthDance Featured in SF360 - check it out!
Thanks to everyone who made the 2009 EarthDance Premiere a success!!
EarthDance is not your average film festival.
Our short films (30 seconds to 30 minutes each) are a fun, funny, and
provocative lot. Compiled into 2 - 90 minute blocks, our juried compilation
of comedies, documentaries, animations, and adventures invite you to laugh
and celebrate your relationship to the natural world.
provocative lot. Compiled into 2 - 90 minute blocks, our juried compilation
of comedies, documentaries, animations, and adventures invite you to laugh
and celebrate your relationship to the natural world.
We are proud that our unique films help individuals to feel connected to and
inspired by a growing community of people who are actively engaged with the
planet – from business people making green from going green, to artists, designers,
and architects inspired by the natural world, to extreme athletes and comedians
sweating and poking fun at green.
inspired by a growing community of people who are actively engaged with the
planet – from business people making green from going green, to artists, designers,
and architects inspired by the natural world, to extreme athletes and comedians
sweating and poking fun at green.
EarthDance: Celebrating the Nature of Culture & the Culture of Nature.
”EarthDance has sparked that most unusual media phenomenon of both instant "buzz" and long "shelf life. Now, even weeks after the event, people are still talking about it. Thanks all around!”
James Porter, Distinguished Professor, Odum School of Ecology, University of Georgia
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