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we go With IN DEVELOPMENT & EARLY PRODUCTION A DIRT PICTURE DOCUMENTARY "What do we become when the ice is gone?" about the film "With The Meltwaters, So Too We Go" is a documentary exploring the profound emotional terrain of communities across the Northeastern & Northwestern US, Subarctic, Nordic, and Alpine regions, where the warming winters and dwindling ice and snow expose the raw edges of climate grief and anxiety. Through personal stories and evocative visuals, the film reveals how anticipatory mourning, cultural erosion, and resilience arise as people confront a changing landscape, inviting a shared call to steward the fragile ecosystems we risk losing. the meltwaters, so too

BECOME A SUPPORTER

Making an independent film is quite an endeavour - one that requires support on multiple levels - from community involvement, access to people & places as well as funding. It is not only my passion to tell stories that deserve to be told, but also to find ways to give back to the community that helps support this work through community eco art projects, talks & screenings and open source information that is shared throughout the production of this project. Your support will help make all of these things come to fruition and allow for that circle of reciprocity to begin. All supporters of this, project will receive their name in the credit of this film as well as on this site. Thank you!

TREATMENT

Please email me at dirtpicturestudio@gmail.com if you would like to view the full treatment for this film. Thank you.

Supported in part by:

*The Arts Center of the Capital Region Grants are made possible with funding by the National Endowment for the Arts.

*Saratoga Arts made this program possible through the Community Arts Regrant Program, funded by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

The Log:

production news & updates

For production news and updates, film log and behind the scenes, view the blog posts below. For more information on the community art projects surrounding this work click HERE.