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Lisa is a producer and writer whose work includes documentaries, print/online feature writing, museum exhibitions, and educational multimedia. Over the past two decades her work has included a diversity of subject matter including natural history, cultural exploration, social and environmental issues, architecture, music, health and more. Her work as an museum content developer and multimedia producer has been featured at institutions such as the American Museum of Natural History, the National Building Museum, the Tech Museum and most recently, Papalote Museo del Niño in Mexico City. As a documentary producer/director she’s created films for channels including Discovery Networks, National Geographic, the Smithsonian Channel and others. She also served as the managing editor and series producer for QUEST, an award-winning PBS (KQED) multimedia science series. Lisa holds a B.A. in Architectural Studies from Tufts University and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. Read more about Lisa at tangentproductions.com
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Bandaloop Dancers Soar and Swoop, KQED
Link to online portfolio samples: MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS
Link to online video portfolio: DOCUMENTARIES
Watch BANDALOOP Dancers Soar and Swoop on Marin Cliffs
BANDALOOP, an Oakland-based dance troupe known for combining modern choreography with rock-climbing technology, performed on the cliffs of Red Rock Beach near Stinson Beach, California. The troupe, which has performed on various vertical stages worldwide, aims to energize urban and natural spaces and challenge notions of dance. Artistic director Amelia Rudolph and dancer Roel Seeber executed a dance called 'Swing Duet' while tethered by harnesses and ropes, emphasizing the strength required and the sense of freedom and grandeur such performances evoke.
Tapping Into Turmeric's Superfood Powers
The article discusses the health benefits of curcumin, a compound found in turmeric, which is a staple in Indian diets and is speculated to contribute to lower rates of certain cancers and Alzheimer's in India. The author, who does not regularly consume turmeric, explores the effectiveness of adding small amounts of curcumin to one's diet. The article highlights the challenges of curcumin absorption in the body and mentions studies that suggest certain extraction methods, like BCM-95, can increase bioavailability. It also notes that curcumin is particularly effective against colon cancer. The author mentions that curcumin consumption is generally safe with few side effects, unlike synthetic anti-inflammatory drugs, and can be taken in food, capsule, or tincture form. The article also explores various products available in the market, such as turmeric tea, almonds, and turmeric drinks, which can help increase curcumin intake.
Lessons from a Global Garden: Growing More Food with Less
The article discusses the sustainable farming method known as GROW BIOINTENSIVE, developed by John Jeavons, which aims to increase food yields using less land and water, and without chemical fertilizers. This method is taught by Ecology Action, a nonprofit organization in California. The technique builds on the organic farming methods pioneered by Alan Chadwick and is designed to help people globally meet their food needs while conserving resources. International trainees, including those from Sri Lanka, Mexico, and Kenya, participate in hands-on fieldwork and learning sessions to adapt these methods to their local conditions. The article also touches on the scalability of biointensive farming and the ongoing research to improve food security and resource management in agriculture. Trainees aim to take their knowledge back to their communities to promote sustainable farming practices.
The Built Green Expo: Blueprint for a Sustainable Future
The article discusses the rising trend of green building due to environmental concerns and high utility costs. It highlights the significant energy consumption by households and the availability of eco-friendly construction and living options. The Built Green Expo, Conference & Tour at Santa Barbara City College is featured, offering talks, workshops, and a tour of green homes to demonstrate sustainable building practices. Architects Michelle Kaufmann and John Picard are spotlighted for their contributions to sustainable architecture. Kaufmann's prefab homes and Picard's role in greening the White House and his involvement with the USGBC and the LEED certification program are discussed. The article also mentions the Barkitecture contest for sustainable doghouses and the upcoming Greensburg series on Discovery's Planet Green Channel.
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