Palumbi Lab
Hopkins Marine Station
Stanford University
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Our goal is to bring the rich stories of the proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary to life through compelling storytelling. Our media content is carefully crafted to capture the imagination, engaging viewers while providing informative insights into the project.
We create high-quality video clips and a collection of still photography libraries for national and local news organizations to use. Additionally, institutions like Stanford University can access our footage and imagery to support research and educational endeavors.
Proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary
- Public Comment Video
Utilized on the Chumash Sanctuary website to help guide people through the process of how to send public comments to NOAA.
Proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary Public Comment - video
Proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary Public Comment - video
Say "No” to the
Industrial Corridor
- video
Created to help inform the public on a recently submitted plan to insert an industrial corridor through the heart of the proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary.
Just say NO to the Industrial Corridor - video
Just say NO to the Industrial Corridor - video
A Visual Tour - The Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary
- video
Designed for use at events and website use to help viewers understand the scope, beauty of the proposed sanctuary and why it needs to be protected.
This long video is designed to be used play on a loop prior to an event. This allows an audience to see the visual splendor of the proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary.
Visual Tour: Proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary - video
Visual Tour: Proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary - video
Shore Based Water Sampling
- video
A :30 second short to be used during a talk to set up the story of how working out simpler methods can advance the science in a project.
Shore Based Water Sampling - video
Shore Based Water Sampling - video
Onboard Water Filtering
- video
A :20 second short designed for use in a talk to show the hands on nature of field work.
Onboard Water Filtering - video
- Onboard Water Filtering video
Photo Archive Library
- still photography
An online still photography library accessible to authorized people, groups, and media outlets for use in Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary outreach, PR and other communication needs. Hundreds of still photographs easily downloadable at the click of a link.
Pirate's Cove, Central CA Coast
Pirate's Cove, Central CA Coast
Slo'w Gutierrez, Chumash elder, attending Earth Day, San Luis Obispo, CA
Slo'w Gutierrez, Chumash elder, attending Earth Day, San Luis Obispo, CA
Victoria Bell, Lenfest Ocean Program, filtering water at Refugio State Beach, Central CA Coast
Victoria Bell, Lenfest Ocean Program, filtering water at Refugio State Beach, Central CA Coast
Kelp forest, Cave Landing, Central CA Coast
Kelp forest, Cave Landing, Central CA Coast
NPR recording, Refugio State Beach, Central CA Coast
NPR recording, Refugio State Beach, Central CA Coast
J. Lopez, Coastal Band of Chumash Nation; holding eDNA sampling rig, Refugio State Beach, Central CA Coast
J. Lopez, Coastal Band of Chumash Nation; holding eDNA sampling rig, Refugio State Beach, Central CA Coast
Guadalupe Dunes, Central CA Coast
Guadalupe Dunes, Central CA Coast
Violet Sage Walker, Chairwoman, Northern Chumash Tribal Council, Refugio State Beach, Central CA Coast
Violet Sage Walker, Chairwoman, Northern Chumash Tribal Council, Refugio State Beach, Central CA Coast
Guadalupe Dunes, Central CA Coast
Guadalupe Dunes, Central CA Coast
Surf Beach, Central CA Coast
Surf Beach, Central CA Coast
Steve Palumbi, Palumbi Labs, Stanford University, filtering eDNA from water samples, Gaviota State Park, Central CA Coast
Steve Palumbi, Palumbi Labs, Stanford University, filtering eDNA from water samples, Gaviota State Park, Central CA Coast
Steve Palumbi, Palumbi Labs, Stanford University, casting FRAMMER to collect eDNA, Harmony Head, Central CA Coast
Steve Palumbi, Palumbi Labs, Stanford University, casting FRAMMER to collect eDNA, Harmony Head, Central CA Coast
Mussel Point, Central CA Coast
Mussel Point, Central CA Coast
National Media Support
- video and still photography
A variety of national and local channels utilized imagery gathered throughout the year.
Near Spooner's Cove, Central CA Coast
near Spooner's Cove, Central CA Coast
CBS Saturday News story
Video clips provided to CBS producers.
"Indigenous tribe works to establish marine sanctuary along California coastline"
Mussel Point, Central CA Coast
Mussel Point, Central CA Coast
Mission Blue Hope Spot announcement
Still photos provided to producers.
"Mission Blue recognizes proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Santuary as a Hope Spot"
(L to R) Steve Palumbi, Palumbi Labs, Stanford University; Lauren Sommer, NPR - Morning Edition; Mia Lopez, Coastal Band of Chumash Nation; recording for NPR Morning Edition, Refugio State Park, Central CA Coast
(L to R) Steve Palumbi, Palumbi Labs, Stanford University; Lauren Sommer, NPR - Morning Edition; Mia Lopez, Coastal Band of Chumash Nation; recording for NPR Morning Edition, Refugio State Park, Central CA Coast
NPR Morning Edition story
Still photos provided to producers.
"After decades, a tribe's vision for a new marine sanctuary could be coming true"
Harmony Head, Central CA Coast
Harmony Head, Central CA Coast
Stanford University
Video and still photography provided for university communications.
Media work continues to support the proposed Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary - by creating and distributing still images, video clips as well as produce immersive media, videos, and other communication tools.
If you want to reach out, please contact:
Dr. Steve Palumbi
Palumbi Labs
Hopkins Marine Station
Stanford University
spalumbi@stanford.edu
Dan Griffin
GG Films Inc.
dan@ggfilms.com
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