It has been a busy January for First Friday Films, and it is hard believe that Februrary is already here. However, with February comes our screening of the wonderful film Addicted of Plastic, which we will be showing at 6:30pm at American Memorial Park this Friday (February 4th).
The film shows the cycle of many different types of plastics we use everyday, the many threats they pose to our oceans and health, and the challenges with recycling plastic. It is “a wake up-call…a sort of eco-horror movie!” said Dr. M. Cervino of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute. It also presents unique and bizarre solutions to reducing, reusing, and recycling this useful yet toxic material.
Members of the Marianas Islands Nature Alliance (MINA) will also be out of Friday to talk about their "No Need Bag" campaign kicking off here in Saipan this month.
Also, the Pacific Historic Parks Bookstore, located inside the visitor’s center, will be open until 8:30 p.m. All proceeds go to community education programs.
For planning purposes, the movie runs about 85 minutes long. As always, First Friday Films is free and open to the public. Limited seating is available; please arrive early to ensure entry.
We hope to see you Friday!
Aric
Beautify CNMI! is a coalition of concerned citizens, private groups, and government entities united to enhance the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands' natural beauty and foster community pride in its residents and visitors.
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Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
Rob Stewart of Sharkwater to speak at AMP on Monday!
Rob Stewart (the director of "Sharkwater", will be visiting the CNMI this upcoming week and will speak at American Memorial Park at 6:30pm this Monday (Jan 24th).
Rob will be showing some of the footage he has accumulated on sharks on his world-wide travels filming them, as well as discussing shark conservation efforts, how the CNMI community can get more involved, and the work on his upcoming film (part of which he is filming here in the CNMI!)
Please join us for this exciting and rare event at AMP this Monday, and please help us spread the word to others that may be interested.
The event is free and open to the public; seating is limited, so come early to ensure admittance. For planning purposes, the event is expected to last between 60 and 90 minutes.
Rob will be showing some of the footage he has accumulated on sharks on his world-wide travels filming them, as well as discussing shark conservation efforts, how the CNMI community can get more involved, and the work on his upcoming film (part of which he is filming here in the CNMI!)
Please join us for this exciting and rare event at AMP this Monday, and please help us spread the word to others that may be interested.
The event is free and open to the public; seating is limited, so come early to ensure admittance. For planning purposes, the event is expected to last between 60 and 90 minutes.
Sunday, August 01, 2010
First Friday Films to Present Sharkwater on August 6
Hello Beautify CNMI! Volunteers:
Don't miss the next First Friday Films this Friday, August 6. See invitation below from Aric Bickel of DEQ. ENJOY!
Media Partners, please promote this event. Thank you!
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Subject: First Friday Films presents SharkWater on Aug. 6th
Hello All,
We are just over a week away from our August First Friday Films event where we will be screening the award winning film "SharkWater". The event will naturally be on the first Friday of the month (August 6th), at 7:00pm at the American Memorial Park Visitors center.
The winner of 31 international awards, Sharkwater is a film documenting the exploitation and corruption surrounding the world’s shark populations and the effect we are having on our ocean ecosystems by removing these important predators. Director Rob Stewart explores the culture of fear that has contributed to the mismanagement of these creatures as well as the multi-billion dollar industry that has led many shark species to the brink of extinction. Stewart's journey to explore the last safe havens left for sharks inadvertently pits him against black-market industry leaders and leads him on an adventure that threatens not only the life of many of these species but also his own.
Please join us for this wonderful documentary as well as a discussion about CNMI shark populations led by officials from the Division of Fish and Wildlife (DFW) directly following the film. For more information about the film and to see the official trailer please visit http://www.sharkwater.com/.
For updates on First Friday Film events and more details including film review and trailers for our films please visit our website: http://firstfridayfilmssaipan.blogspot.com/.
We hope to see you next Friday!
Cheers,
Aric Bickel
www.beautifycnmi.org
---Cinta M. Kaipat
Volunteer PR Coordinator
www.beautifycnmi.org
Don't miss the next First Friday Films this Friday, August 6. See invitation below from Aric Bickel of DEQ. ENJOY!
Media Partners, please promote this event. Thank you!
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Subject: First Friday Films presents SharkWater on Aug. 6th
Hello All,
We are just over a week away from our August First Friday Films event where we will be screening the award winning film "SharkWater". The event will naturally be on the first Friday of the month (August 6th), at 7:00pm at the American Memorial Park Visitors center.
The winner of 31 international awards, Sharkwater is a film documenting the exploitation and corruption surrounding the world’s shark populations and the effect we are having on our ocean ecosystems by removing these important predators. Director Rob Stewart explores the culture of fear that has contributed to the mismanagement of these creatures as well as the multi-billion dollar industry that has led many shark species to the brink of extinction. Stewart's journey to explore the last safe havens left for sharks inadvertently pits him against black-market industry leaders and leads him on an adventure that threatens not only the life of many of these species but also his own.
Please join us for this wonderful documentary as well as a discussion about CNMI shark populations led by officials from the Division of Fish and Wildlife (DFW) directly following the film. For more information about the film and to see the official trailer please visit http://www.sharkwater.com/.
For updates on First Friday Film events and more details including film review and trailers for our films please visit our website: http://firstfridayfilmssaipan.blogspot.com/.
We hope to see you next Friday!
Cheers,
Aric Bickel
www.beautifycnmi.org
---Cinta M. Kaipat
Volunteer PR Coordinator
www.beautifycnmi.org
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