Performed by Val Cole POEM: When you get older, you need an efficiency expert to help you sort out how best to use what time you have left. One can become mired in minutiae, moored in monotony. While we don’t like change, we are confronted with it in every sagging muscle and pucker of old… Continue reading NATURE Poem: The Most Important Thing To Do, by Patricia H. Roth
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Film and Writing Festival for Comedy. Showcasing best of comedy short films at the FEEDBACK Film Festival. Plus, showcasing best of comedy novels, short stories, poems, screenplays (TV, short, feature) at the festival performed by professional actors.
ENVIRONMENTAL Poem: DREAM OF GREEN, by Jeanne C. Wilkinson
Performed by Val Cole POEM: In and out I breathe, a flick of pixillated light between these tender eye-lids. Yellow screaming in the heat, chartreuse. It rains it rains and rains our dry savannah skin fills plump and clammy pulling loose in great gray glassy sheets And new our sleek green selves slip off we… Continue reading ENVIRONMENTAL Poem: DREAM OF GREEN, by Jeanne C. Wilkinson
ENVIRONMENT Poem: From Eagle’s View, by David Swindell
Performed by Val Cole
ENVIRONMENTAL Poem: Two Hundred Yards, by Leigh Ann Raab
Performed by Val Cole —– POEM: We lived two hundred yards from the Chesapeake Bay, close enough to hear it breathing in the dark, close enough that salt was in our blood before we ever knew the word for it. Spring came and we ran barefoot over cold sand. Summer turned the bay to hammered… Continue reading ENVIRONMENTAL Poem: Two Hundred Yards, by Leigh Ann Raab
HIGHLIGHTS: June 2026 ENVIRONMENTAL Film Festival
Showcase of the best films in the world today. Audience Awards (from FEEDBACK Festival): Best Feature Film: DOCKUMENTARY Best Short Film: THE PROTECTORS Best Micro-Short Film: THE CITY’S GREEN ROOM Best Direction: FOOD IS EVERYTHING Best Visual Design: Song of A Lost Tribe, in a Cosmic Rhapsody Best Story: PASSAGE HOME: Tulalip Tribes remove barriers… Continue reading HIGHLIGHTS: June 2026 ENVIRONMENTAL Film Festival
HIGHLIGHTS: May 2026 ENVIRONMENTAL Film Festival
Showcase of the best films in the world today. Audience Awards (from FEEDBACK Festival): Best Short Film: Caught Best Direction: Samaná: The Last Free Flowing River of Antioquia Best Cinematography: Jaguar Song Best Documentary Film: Expedition Greenland: At The Front Lines of Sea Level Rise, Best Live-Action Shrot Film: FȲR Best Story: Sanctuary of the… Continue reading HIGHLIGHTS: May 2026 ENVIRONMENTAL Film Festival
NATURE Poem: In The Storm, by Owen Barclay
Performed by Val Cole —- POEM: In The Storm in the storm I’m alive under fog from the deep by the sea where her voice to me waves for release oh, she waves yes, she calls in the song of the sea: “Will you Hear me.” so I reach for her hand and I try… Continue reading NATURE Poem: In The Storm, by Owen Barclay
HIGHLIGHTS: April 2026 ENVIRONMENTAL Film Festival
Showcase of the best films in the world today. Audience Awards (from FEEDBACK Festival): Best Feature Film: India’s Circularity – Not a Trend, But a Tradition from the Margins Best Short Film: SLOWLY Best Direction: THE VEGAN POULTRY PARTY SLOWLY, 2min., South Korea Directed by Seohyeon Kim Set in the desolate expanse of a mudflat… Continue reading HIGHLIGHTS: April 2026 ENVIRONMENTAL Film Festival
Video: Environmental Film & Screenplay Festival Testimonial
Today’s #FilmFreeway Testimonial: #ENVIRONMENTAL Film & Screenplay Festival https://filmfreeway.com/EnvironmentalFestival Such a communicative and supportive festival staff! We are also so grateful for the audience feedback film that the festival has given us about our film — a real treasure! #filmfestival #environmental #filmfestival
NATURE Poem: Nature, by Alison Angel Javens
Performed by Val Cole —- POEM: Nature By Alison Angel Javens Nature- You create We copy Elsa pareti Hearts for Tiffany Tripping dripping Glimmering Gotcha Go open wide Breath See with eyes Wide open Look Down under Up and over Diamonds Squares Triangles pairs Comfy In the womb Mother Earth Who bleeds for we But… Continue reading NATURE Poem: Nature, by Alison Angel Javens