What sparked our interest was reading the stories about the oyster and shellfishing industry in Wellfleet, Massachusetts. That story led us to want to learn more about oysters and the significant role they play in our ecosystem and economy. More importantly, what effects our society is having on them.
Now, we are headed all over the East Coast states to talk to our local oyster fishermen and women about their experiences farming with the tides. We are seeking out all levels of fishermen, from professional to small farm owner, in New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
The Pacedocs 2022 Spring Documentary:
Tide to table
Catch the scoop
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Bee aware
Created during the pandemic, students hit the Northeast to document the environmental threats facing one of the most important pollinators for humankind, the honeybee.
Hawaii: living on the edge in paradise
During the summer of 2018, hundreds of earthquakes shook the summit of Kīlauea, leading to the active volcano’s largest eruption in 200 years.
Surviving Maria
In 2018 Pace University’s groundbreaking documentary series focused on the island of Puerto Rico.
Our Team
As soon as the team met, we began delegating jobs and getting to know each other’s roles. We will all be wearing many hats throughout the semester, not limited to filming, interviewing, and researching.
