We thought we’d share this one with you as it looks pretty darn fine.
INHABIT is a film project by Costa Boustikaris and Emmett Brennan, based in the Northeastern regions of the United States. It’s a doco about permaculture and features many farmers, practitioners and designers that we think are awesomesauce.
From Emmett, the filmmaker:
“Disillusioned by a form of media that often slants towards the negative, Costa and I decided to film and present a story of solutions. As permaculture enthusiasts we recognized the importance of sharing the permi worldview.
We also recognized a need for more permi media that made a mainstream connection and that laid out the concepts in a universally digestible fashion.
So we set out on a journey through the states to capture some of the most inspiring projects and people around.
What resulted was a collection of over 20 visits with people who are changing the way that we relate to our food and economic systems. We also had the opportunity to speak with a couple of international permaculturists on tour in the States.
We travelled in a veggie oil, and solar powered VW, which became our on-road editing studio.”
There’s a kickstarter for the Inhabit project that you can get behind HERE if you like.
They’ve already met their goal, BUT we contributed anyway – partly because we know post-production of these things always, always goes way over budget.
And also because one of the rewards available is a DVD of the doco (hard copies still have a place, it’s true) plus a bunch of extended footage of some of the farm tours, like Mark Shepard’s New Forest Farm and Ben Falk’s setup at Whole Systems Design.
We can’t wait to see it!
We are going to plant our little vegetable garden as soon as the threat of frost is gone.
Leslie
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