Science All Around Us is an educational series that will inspire kids and adults to learn science by venturing out into the world and experiencing all of what the world has to offer. Continue reading
Author Archives: nubar
Calling All Chefs
When a bar & grill owner posted an ad on Craigslist for a new cook, he never expected a two star Michelin chef from Italy. Continue reading
Project SAVE 40th Anniversary Video
We produced this video for Project SAVE Armenian Photograph Archives celebration of 40 years of collecting, preserving and promoting our Armenian heritage through the photograph.
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Scars of Silence
An Armenian-American father and daughter set out to understand the powerful legacy of genocide and the ways that a century of silence and denial has shaped their family and themselves. When your family’s brutal past is denied, how do you make sense of the present? Continue reading
The Jazz Singer and a soulful doctor.
The story of Dr. Lachlan Forrow, MD, and a patient who needed palliative care but had never been asked the simple question: “What’s a good day for you?” until Dr. Forrow walked into her room. Continue reading
Wind Power
In the first four years of President Barack Obama’s administration, electricity genereated from wind and solar power more than doubled. In 2012 alone, 13 Gigawatts of wind energy came online in the U.S.–the equivalent output of 6 Hoover Dams.
Ballet Slippers at 1000fps
Shot at 1000fps, the dancer made one move that was only a few seconds long which plays out to just over a minute.
Blue Cloth & Cedar Lake Dancer High Speed Slow Motion Video
The dancer isn’t actually dancing, but making a 4 second move with the cloth shot at 1000fps that plays out to about a minute and a half.
Musically Speaking II
A documentary about the language of music produced to inspire middle school students to find their own voice in the world of music. Continue reading
Scene From A Doc About Flamenco Dancers
This was part of a larger project we did for a high end audio company of a flamenco performance we produced in Madrid. We followed these musicians and dancers, most of whom had never worked together, as they rehearsed their way to the performance. The performances were magical. If you like flamenco music, you’ll love this.