Celebrated BBC documentary film-maker Caroline Harrison has been filming at Avalon Springs as an artist in residence during October-November 2010. She was intrigued by Avalon's promising role as a demonstration site for eco-living, and became interested in the unique marriage of business and social awareness she witnessed among Avalon's core team. Caroline offered to edit some of her footage into a short informational piece about Avalon, and that video is to be available on this website.
A native of the UK, Caroline began her film-making career at age 17, when she was hired by the BBC within the Natural History Unit. Since then she has produced independent films, documentaries, and radio interview content for the science & environment arm of the BBC World Service and the ABC in Australia. Her award-winning work includes films and productions aired on National Geographic, ZDF, and PBS.
After her stay at Avalon, Caroline is committed to returning periodically, perhaps to assist the team in establishing the educational media center planned for Phase Two development. Meanwhile, she can be found continuing her work to inspire us all toward building a future more friendly to nature and ourselves.
Caroline Harrison: http://carolineharrison.smugmug.com/
