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A surfing activist recruits opposition to a proposed gas pipeline next to Rockaway Beach, NYC.
WINNER – EarthVision Environmental Short Award – Santa Cruz Film Festival
HONORABLE MENTION – Best Activist Film – Toronto Beaches Film Festival
The Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) Pipeline is a fracked gas pipeline proposed by Tulsa-based energy company Williams. It would run through Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and the waters off of Staten Island, Brooklyn, and the Rockaways.
The seabed that would be trenched for this pipeline contains toxic substances like arsenic, lead, and PCBs that would end up in our water.
The pipeline is projected to cost almost a billion dollars—which could end up being shouldered by consumers.
You can learn more about the pipeline and its environmental and financial impact by visiting:
Stop the Williams Pipeline
Surfrider Foundation NYC
350 Brooklyn
Per studied documentary filmmaking at the University Of Melbourne, Australia. He has worked as a director and producer on several indie features and music videos in NYC. His first feature, Stanley Cuba, debuted at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival and also played at the Brooklyn and Milan film festivals.
Katherine works as an executive producer in the fashion and beauty space. She started surfing five years ago in the Rockaways.
Dan studied with the Oscar-nominated filmmaker Steven Bognar. His first feature, JailCity, won Best Feature at its first festival: Avignon/New York. He was a professional Jazz guitarist for 15 years before starting his film career.
Tommy Agriodimas is a Cinematographer and Photographer from upstate New York. He studied Media and Fine Art at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. He has DP’d several short films and one feature that won the Honorable Mention Award at Slamdance Film Festival 2017. He has also worked on countless commercial and editorial projects with his Company Ungano + Agriodimas.
