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ELLIE MARSH MEDIA
S E A S O F G R E E N
Seagrass meadows are one of the worlds most productive habitats.
Seas of Green is a celebration of seagrass and the diverse life that depends upon it in the UK, emphasising both its importance and fragility.
The film also raises awareness of the threats imposed on seagrass beds and why communities should protect them.
WWF
My footage was used in the WWF campaign video for their Seagrass Restoration Project that is working in conjunction with Sky Ocean Rescue, University of Swansea and Project Seagrass toward raising awareness of the habitat and focusing on replanting lost beds.
I assisted Swansea University with survey diving and the collection of seeds and data in 2018.
Marine Diaries
My footage was used in the seagrass episode of the Marine diaries which is now on the WaterBear Platform.
G A L A P A G O S S I N
P L A S T I C O S
In 2018 I was a camera operator for a University film team, making a short film for the Galapagos Conservation Trust.
The film was shown at the Royal Geographical Society in London.
For more information visit:
https://galapagosconservation.org.uk/
E N E R G Y F R O M
W A S T E
This short film is about the Energy from Waste Plant in Plymouth, Devon.
Re-directing our waste from landfill,
the facility is operated as a combined heat and power plant. It provides sustainable electrical energy and heat to the naval base and dockyard as well as some electricity to the national grid.
For more information visit:
https://m.mvv.de/en/mvv_energie_gruppe/mvv_umwelt/beteiligungen/mvv_environment_1/devonport/
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