JEFFERSON LAND TRUST
Plumb Productions and Champion Productions collaborated on a promotional piece for the Jefferson Land Trust, which protects open space in our region of the Olympic Peninsula. Filmed from kayaks and trails in early 2006, this project took us out into some of the most breathtaking scenery of the Pacific Northwest.

BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI, DOCUMENTATION PROJECT
Jessica and Jane Champion had a memorable week videotaping in Port Townsend's sister city on the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina. Click here to see videos, and visit the visual journal for images.

INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS
In spring 2005, Plumb Productions offered a multi-disciplinary program for 60 high school students at the American School of Guadalajara, as part of the school’s Week Without Walls program. Students spent a week exploring multiple arts disciplines through a major and minor class. Workshop options included documentary video, graphic design, choreography, mural painting and improvisational theater. The week culminated in a exciting evening of students presentations of creative work. In five short days students had created four documentary video pieces, a mural in the heart of the school’s gathering courtyard, individual and collective choreographic works, a series of improv based theater pieces and posters designed to illustrate the work of the theater students.

LOCAL PROJECTS
Plumb Productions, Champion Productions and the Port Townsend Film Festival teamed up to offer an intensive documentary film workshop for teenagers from around the region. Their fifteen minute piece Caught in the Middle screened to a sold out house at the Port Townsend Film Festival and also screened at the Lynnwood Theater on Bainbridge Island, WA. The film deals with teenage ennui and aspirations, focusing on controversies around two hang-out spots in Port Townsend: a youth run coffee house and the local skateboard park.