CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE

Sometimes people are the story. While the Cape Cod National Seashore is known as a place of extreme natural beauty, to draw attention to another benefit of visiting, our narrative focuses on the passionate people on the ground who provide knowledge and leadership, the Park Rangers.

Named Profiles in the Park, the series contextualizes these individuals’ stories within this stunning environment. These productions were launched during a special screening at the National Seashore, and then gained a larger audience on several websites including the National Seashore and Kinlin Grover Real Estate.

Profiles in the Park / Dave Shapiro

Profiles in the Park / Jackie Mullen

CENTER FOR COASTAL STUDIES

How does a non-profit humanize their fundraising messaging?

By creating a series of mini documentaries around each of five core programs. This modular approach allowed executives to quickly select the most appropriate segments depending on the audience. The persuasive nature of video added dimension to the pitch by introducing audiences to key members of each team. In addition to traveling to every fundraising event, these assets were made available on the Center for Coastal Studies website, and were consequently shared by an even wider audience via social media.

Marine Animal Entanglement Rescue

Marine Geology

Save Our Whales

BARNSTABLE ECOTOURS

Barnstable Harbor and the Great Marsh are a thriving ecosystem formed thousands of years ago. Today, the area and this barrier beach have developed into 4,700 acres of dunes, maritime forests and marshes. It’s a living museum exhibiting dynamic landscapes rich with ecological activity and recreational opportunities. Naturalist Phil Kyle calles it “one of the most beautiful places on the face of the earth.” We teamed up with Barnstable Ecotours and Phil as part of a Exploring Cape Cod series initiated for Kinlin Grover Real Estate.

Exploring Sandy Neck