DIMESTORE STUDIO PRODUCTIONS
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Dimestore Studio Productions has been tapped by Crescent Physical Therapy of Astoria, Queens, to produce a web campaign featuring promotional as well as testimonial deliverables. Empahsis will be on establishing a healthcare brand that not only excels in Physical Therapy of all kinds, but on one that is respectful and compassionate about the local community's customs and traditions.
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It was a successful week of filming in the Bahamas for “Putting the Pieces Together.” Stocking Island, a part of the Exumas, played host to the filmmakers and restoration participants. Volunteers gathered to be a part of the effort to repair a ship-damaged reef. Lost in the accident were stands of endangered staghorn and elkhorn coral that were reduced to fragments.
PUTTING THE PIECES wraps in Exuma
"Putting the Pieces Together" has a new, official Facebook page! . All production, post production, Kickstarter and future festival information will be posted regularly on www.facebook.com/puttingthepieces, so be sure to visit and "Like" the page.
More importantly, we are getting ready to launch a Kickstarter campaign.
PUTTING THE PIECES on Facebook, Kickstarter
DSP Welcomes Crescent Physical Therapy
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Starting in the 1980's, large swaths of hard coral reefs turned white and died. By the 1990s, these mass bleaching events, where colonies that were hundreds, even thousands of years old, suddenly disappear, became an alarming trend. Coral reefs occupy a sliver of the oceans, but are one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on our planet - and an essential part of a bountiful ocean. But corals are also highly sensitive to temperature, which puts their loss on the leading edge of climate change catastrophe.