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  Advice given by ExPrT 

  03.09.08 | 10:43 AM

  I can see science centers and nature centers as excellent venues for your productions. Also, environmental summer camps.

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  Advice given by juliocrockett 

  01.06.08 | 10:56 PM

  Juli Crockett (writer/director) is a playwright, director, performer and the lead singer/songwriter for the alt-country band The Evangenitals and the femme folk duo Evangina. She received a BFA in Theater at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, a MFA in Directing at California Institute of the Arts, and is currently working on her PhD dissertation for The European Graduate School in Saas-Fee, Switzerland.
  
  Jeremy Zuckerman (composer/sonic artist) is a composer, musician, and sonic artist. He holds BFA in Music from Berklee College of Music in Boston and an MFA in Composition/New Media from California Institute of the Arts. Jeremy’s compositions and sound design have been used in dance, theater, film, television, installations and many award-winning commercials. He is currently the music composer and sound design for Nickelodeon's hit animated series Avatar, the Last Airbender.
  
  George Bernardo (percussionist/composer) is a professional drummer, percussionist, marimba player, and keyboardist who has played with such notable acts as Chuck Berry, Bo…more Diddley, and Bad Company. He received his BS in Music Education, University of Bridgeport, CT and has taught music privately and played music professionally for over 20 years. He is currently the drummer and percussionist for the alt-country band The Evangenitals.
  
  Taylor Miller (research collaborator) is a filmmaker, photographer, and philosopher. Notable works include her photographs of the women and children of Palau for the Population Coalition and Up the River Endeavors (2003) and her film Debris, which was an official selection of the New York Independent Film and Video Festival (2005). Taylor received her BA from the Johnston Center for Integrative Studies, University of Redlands, and her MA in Philosophy of Communications from The European Graduate School. She is currently working toward a PhD at The European Graduate School and a MA in Ecological Design at the San Francisco Institute of Architecture.
  
  Ki Coulson (research collaborator) is an independent environmental scientist, eco-philosopher, and documentarian. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science at the University of Redland and an MA in the Philosophy of Communication at the European Graduate School. In 2003 she created a documentary of Sustainability in Palau and in 2004 she performed intern work at Education for Sustainability, Western Organization. In 2006 she graduated from the American Feng Shui Institute and likes to remind us that Feng Shui (which translates Wind and Water) is actually a science and not an interior design trend. She is currently working toward her PhD at The European Graduate School.
  

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