Greenland Melting

Greenland’s glaciers are melting faster and faster. Why – and what might it mean for the rest of the world? In September 2016, NASA scientists went to Greenland to better understand what’s causing the ice to melt so fast. In this cutting-edge virtual reality experience created with photogrammetry, videogrammetry, CGI and 360 video, people can have the experience of being in Greenland – standing in the water in front of a glacier, flying at low altitudes over some of the world’s most stunning scenery, and diving beneath the ocean’s surface to see what NASA’s studies are revealing.

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photo of Catherine Upin
photo of Nonny de la Peña

Credits

Directors:

Catherine Upin, Nonny de la Peña

Executive Producer:

Julia Cort, Nonny de la Peña, Raney Aronson-Rath

Producer:

Carla Borras, Caitlin Saks, Cedric Gamelin

Screenwriter:

Catherine Upin, Nonny de la Peña, Julia Cort, Caitlin Saks, Carla Borras

Cinematographer:

Dajo Brinkman, Ólafur Haraldsson

Editor:

Kevin Tsukii

Sound Designer:

SOUND SOURCE, Inc

Music:

Alex Symcox, APM

Principal Cast:

Eric Rignot, Joshua Willis

Additional Credits:

Technical Direction: Jonathan Yomayuza, Immersive Video Lead: Kevin Tsukii, Volumetric Content: REALTRA, Holographic Volumetric Capture by 8i : Carlos Gonzalez, Glacier Photogrammetry and Concept: xRez Studio, Eric Hanson, Narrator: Will Lyman

Contact

Public Film Contact:

Cedric Gamelin
Emblematic group
cedric@emblematicgroup.com
8054029997

Publicity Contact:

Jessie Cohen
jessieiscohen@gmail.com
415 623 0150

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2017
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13:00 mins