Title: All the Little Things
Description: Julianna Bradley tells the story of what can go wrong when things that seem small to some people, seem big to others.
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Thank you for your interest! The Salt Fall '20 Final Show, “Behind the Mask,” is now over. The short film festival aired between 6:00 PM on December 17th until 6:00 PM on December 21st. Our Radio & Podcasting festival aired live on WMPG at 7:00 PM on December 17th and as a Soundcloud recording until 6:00 PM on December 21st. You can learn more about the graduates from our Fall 2020 program and their final projects below. We will host their pieces on the Salt Story Archive in the coming months. In the meantime, why not enjoy a few Salt pieces in the archive while you wait for these to post? You can visit the Salt Story Archive here. |
More information about connecting to the Radio broadcast coming soon!
Title: All the Little Things
Description: Julianna Bradley tells the story of what can go wrong when things that seem small to some people, seem big to others.
Title: The Only Port of Call
Description: In the early days of the pandemic, the easternmost town in America was divided.The CDC had issued a No Sail Order for all US cruise ships, which left the 785’ Oceania Riviera looking for a port to call home. With the deepest natural port in the continental states, the tiny fishing town of Eastport, Maine seemed like the perfect solution. But not everyone was ready to welcome the Riviera to town.
Title: Are You There?
Description: A journey of belief takes Malia Lukomski into the woods of Maine.
Title: The Original Anni Clark
Description: Anni Clark, a Maine-based musician, has been writing and performing music since the late 1970’s. Somewhere along the way, though, Anni stopped putting out songs—Her last studio album was released over 18 years ago. But, that all changed this May.
Title: This Moose Might Survive
Description: In October, Dave DeMerchant led clients into the North Maine Woods for his last moose hunt before the season ended. It was a particularly strange time for DeMerchant, a guide of more than three decades. Just a few weeks prior, he had received some unsettling news.
Links to the Short Film Playlist will be coming soon! The Salt Short Film students will be showcasing their final documentary films on Thursday, December 17th at 6pm, followed by a short Q&A at 6:45pm. Please RSVP via this form to receive a link to the films on YouTube and a link to the Zoom meetup for the Q&A.
The Q&A will end by 7pm so you can turn your dials to WMPG for the final audio stories from the Salt Audio students.
Title: I Keep My Eyes Open
Description: Explore the Maine woods through the eyes of Bigfoot investigators in the film “I Keep My Eyes Open.”
Description: Since the age of four, Mark Nash has called Star Island his home, intermittently working and living on the small island over the last seven decades. Due to internal conflicts, Mark has chosen to leave the island at the age of 66, still a number of years away from retirement. This film follows Mark on his final five days as an employee, capturing his rich history with the space, the uniqueness of the island, and what it means to find closure in transition.
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A self-proclaimed NPR nerd, Natalie Gregory hails from Menlo Park, CA but has spent the last 10 years in Los Angeles pursuing comedy and writing. It was there that she started her podcast Tip Your Server, interviewing fellow artists about the LA restaurant grind, which also led to an op-ed in the LA Times telling Angelenos how to better behave in restaurants. Thus spawned her love for audio storytelling and ultimately her path to Salt, where she discovered the magic of Pro Tools and creating stories with sound. |
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Bennett Mosseau grew up in central New Hampshire and spent time living in Boston and New York City prior to attending Salt. As a creator, Bennett specializes in story development, video editing, and analog photography. With an educational background in cultural anthropology, Bennett seeks to find the intersections between nonfiction narrative development, ethnographic processes, and ethical creation. After Salt, he hopes to work on independent documentary projects in both the video and audio spaces, while offering commercial services to local businesses and non-profit organizations. For inquiries and collaboration, you can reach Bennett by email at bmosseau@meca.edu. |