Battle for the Klamath airs multiple times on PBS station KEET in November. Check back for additional PBS viewing times.

Veriscope's new documentary Battle for the Klamath will screen on September 24th in Savannah, GA as part of the Whose Water is it, Anyway? section of the Ocean Film Festival.

I'm back from the Scripps Howard Institute for the Environment fellowship in Florida. It was a terrific experience, and hopefully will put me on track for my next project on South Florida, the Everglades and money and politics.

I've been selected to attend the Scripps Howard Institute on the Environment in Florida. The idea is to bring a group of journalists to Florida and show, through speakers and field trips, the importance and complexity of Florida's ecosystem. I've been interested in making a documentary about the political/environmental situation in Florida for a while, so this is a true busman's holiday for me and hopefully the first step in the pre-production phase of my next project.

NAB was massive, both in the number of people attending and the sheer volume of products and technology on display. The headline for video producers was all about HD - it was everywhere, and it seems like there never was such a thing as SD or film. The products are flooding the market, but workflow issues are still very tricky.

I'm in the market for a HD camera and I was leaning toward the Panasonic AG-HVX200, but for documentary work in the field, I don't think it's the right camera. Thankfully, there are lots of good alternatives out there.

DVD copies of both Dylan's Run and Battle for the Klamath are now available on the Veriscope website for $24.95.

The trailer for Dylan's Run is now up on the Veriscope Productions website.

Click here to watch it.