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Our latest film, ‘Gentle Giant’, is now available on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service YouTube channel! Link in our bio. Unravel the mystery of the Gulf Sturgeon, often regarded as a living dinosaur but misunderstood because of their large size and secretive nature. Jennifer Brown, Director & Producer, says, ‘Our film lures everyone in, not just fish enthusiasts, but lovers of Florida’s fascinating wildlife. We hope this never-before-told story about the nature and culture of the Gulf Sturgeon inspires greater respect for sturgeon worldwide.’ Filming an elusive animal inhabiting the vast ecosystem from Florida’s Suwannee, Apalachicola, and Choctawhatchee Rivers to the Gulf of Mexico was challenging. Like all of our films depicting conservation successes, we created this partnership story by collaborating with wonderful people who care about nature in Florida. Special thanks to @otthouseaudio @sayostudioscience @usgs @usfws @woodsburner @uflorida @universityofga Caption: Oil painting by artist Chloe St. Aubin featured in Gentle Giant.

Join us this Saturday Jan 20th 4-7 PM at the Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center for a @wcff_org screening and film panel discussion of our film ‘Little Beach Mouse from the South’ produced for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Panama City Field Office. Get your tickets here: https://rookerybay.org/events/festival-of-birds/ ‘Little Beach Mouse from the South’ is the story of how the Perdido Key Beach Mouse was almost lost. This film follows the biologists and the community who came together to find a sustainable balance between development and habitat protection on Perdido Key. For those who believe conservation can make a difference, our film shot on Perdido Key’s beautiful beaches, will warm your heart. People can coexist with nature on a beautiful barrier island with frequent tropical storms.

We are excited to announce our film ‘Gentle Giant’ will screen at the @redfishfilmfest in April 2024. Created for the @usfws Southeast Region Panama City Field Office, this little-known story features the fascinating journey of the Gulf Sturgeon from the historic fishery to today. Generations of devoted fish biologists from the Pearl River in Louisiana to the Suwannee River in Florida are slowly unraveling the ancient code of this prehistoric fish. Our story explores the natural and cultural history of the Gulf Sturgeon, from their migration to their surprising hangouts, why they jump, and why they are imperiled. Thanks to 1/2 century of research into the little guys and the big whoppers, we present a dazzling portrait of the curious Gulf Sturgeon. Stay tuned for more opportunities to watch ‘Gentle Giant: The Mystery of the Gulf Sturgeon’. @otthouseaudio @sayostudioscience

A visual and acoustic feast at the Bassins des Lumières immersive exhibit ‘Venice, from Canaletto to Monet’ in a repurposed WW2 era submarine base in Bordeaux, France. ❤️🤯

One of our recent projects, ’Where Birds Can Be Birds’, is an official selection for the 38th annual Festival International du Film Ornithologique Ménigoute in France. We are thrilled to attend the screening next Saturday, October 29, in France! This unique festival attracts 40,000 people over six days for art, film, nature, and forums. Barbara Howard, President of the Friends of the Tampa Bay National Wildlife Refuges and Executive Producer, says in the film, "There’s not many places that are left in the Tampa Bay area that can take care of these birds. The beaches have their condos. Egmont Key is a great place as well as the Pinellas Refuge and Passage Key for the birds to go where they can just be themselves.” @fifomenigoute @otthouseaudio @kimheiseart