Stan Waterman will be in Savannah.......................
Posted from the NOAA website....
Grays Reef Ocean Film Festival September 23, 24, and 25 Three nights, two days, more than 20 films about the ocean. . . .and its all free! Sponsored by Grays Reef National Marine Sanctuary and the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation. Join us at the Grays Reef Ocean Film Festival. Films will be screened at SCADs Trustees Theater on Broughton Street in downtown Savannah. Evening programs will start at 7 p.m.; daytime programs all day Saturday and Sunday. Tybee Island Marine Science Center will host two days of free childrens films and programs on Saturday September 24 and Sunday September 25. This years festival opens Friday September 23 with an evening with pioneer underwater film producer and photographer Stan Waterman. Waterman has won five Emmy awards. His works includes The Deep and the classic Blue Water, White Death. This will be his first appearance in Savannah The festival closes Sunday September 25 with the thought-provoking film, The Guerrero Project about the efforts to find and explore a slave ship that sunk in the Florida Keys with its cargo. The Savannah screening will be the premiere of the final cut of The Guerrero Project, a selection of the Independent Black Film Festival, and will be the films launch. All films are free; tickets will be available at the Trustees Theater box office starting September 1st. Call the box office at 912-525-5050. Films and speakers subject to change without notice. For more information, call 912-598-2345 or check www.graysreef.noaa.gov About This Film Festival The goal of the Grays Reef Ocean Film festival is to educate, inspire, entertain and foster a spirit of ocean stewardship through the screening of films that explore our relationship to the sea.
Posted from the NOAA website....
Grays Reef Ocean Film Festival September 23, 24, and 25 Three nights, two days, more than 20 films about the ocean. . . .and its all free! Sponsored by Grays Reef National Marine Sanctuary and the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation. Join us at the Grays Reef Ocean Film Festival. Films will be screened at SCADs Trustees Theater on Broughton Street in downtown Savannah. Evening programs will start at 7 p.m.; daytime programs all day Saturday and Sunday. Tybee Island Marine Science Center will host two days of free childrens films and programs on Saturday September 24 and Sunday September 25. This years festival opens Friday September 23 with an evening with pioneer underwater film producer and photographer Stan Waterman. Waterman has won five Emmy awards. His works includes The Deep and the classic Blue Water, White Death. This will be his first appearance in Savannah The festival closes Sunday September 25 with the thought-provoking film, The Guerrero Project about the efforts to find and explore a slave ship that sunk in the Florida Keys with its cargo. The Savannah screening will be the premiere of the final cut of The Guerrero Project, a selection of the Independent Black Film Festival, and will be the films launch. All films are free; tickets will be available at the Trustees Theater box office starting September 1st. Call the box office at 912-525-5050. Films and speakers subject to change without notice. For more information, call 912-598-2345 or check www.graysreef.noaa.gov About This Film Festival The goal of the Grays Reef Ocean Film festival is to educate, inspire, entertain and foster a spirit of ocean stewardship through the screening of films that explore our relationship to the sea.
