Osomocene Productions combines art and science to promote pro-environmental behaviors in positive ways. Our work emphasizes all that is fun and worthy about pro-environmental behaviors, and in the process may not even reference the environment. We want people to want to do those things that help the environment, even if people aren't doing it for the environment. The goal is to create an aesthetic quality and innovative structure in each of our works that will make science research on climate change fun to watch and share, and advances a positive vision of an environmentally sustainable society. To this end, we create short videos that encompass these ideas.

About Us:

Ines Garcia (Co-Founder) earned her BFA from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts (PHTS) in Creating Original Work and Acting. For the past two years she has worked in New York, New Jersey and internationally as a director, actor and teacher. Her work fuses her experience for twelve years as a gymnast, fascination for language and training in creating original work. She currently plays the role of Maria Teresa in In The Time of the Butterflies at the Spanish Repertory (Repertorio Espanol) in Manhattan. She is a member of the Lincoln Center Directors Lab and a recipient of the Van Lier Directing Fellowship for young Latino directors.

Seth Baum (Co-Founder) earned his PhD from Pennsylania State University's Department of Geography and completed a Post-Doctoral Fellowship with Columbia University's Center for Research on Environmental Decisions. He currently works as Executive Director of the Global Catastrophic Risk Institute, a nonprofit think tank. His research explores the role of contemporary human civilization on Earth and in the universe, including what we as individuals can do to make a positive impact. He has published widely in academic and popular literatures and has appeared on the Discovery Channel, Fox News, and NASA's FameLab competition.

Read our guest post about Osomocene Productions on the Artists And Climate Change blog.

Here is our first video:

Vegetarian Cookbook from Osomocene Productions on Vimeo.

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