Footpath Pictures

02/07/2023

New Boulder, CO location for Footpath Pictures’ edit suite

01/23/2023

Thank you Diane Cotter and Paul. You are the real hero’s!

Former city resident Diane Cotter to be featured in a forthcoming documentary regarding her fight on "forever" chemicals produced by actor Mark Ruffalo.

01/23/2023

Former city resident Diane Cotter to be featured in a forthcoming documentary regarding her fight on "forever" chemicals produced by actor Mark Ruffalo.

03/01/2022

Footpath Pictures is pleased to announce that their short film, "IndiOmics" won an Emmy from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Mid-South Region in the Technology Story category.

Thank you to IndiOmics, a Raleigh and Wilmington based Epigenetics Biotech non-profit, for letting us share their story. Thanks also to SAS Institute for funding and production support through their Data For Good initiative.

Here is a short teaser of the film. https://vimeo.com/footpathpictures/indiomicstrailer

The full short can be viewed at https://footpathpictures.com/portfolio/ -chemical-exposure-effects

To find out more about IndiOmics click here: https://www.indiomics.org

A sneak peak at the short documentary on the health risk to exposures of synthetic chemicals.

04/05/2019

Three day shoot in Charleston, SC

02/21/2019

Thank you Trailblazer Studios!

Very gracious of Ray Ellis to share his Mid-South Emmy with Chris Hall who served as colorist for Footpath Pictures' "Wild Track" video.

02/18/2019

Footpath Pictures is honored to have won two Emmys last night in the categories of Best Technology Story and Photography/Cinematography Program to Susan Ellis and Ray Ellis. Thanks goes out WildTrack.org who is doing amazing work saving endangered species around the world and SAS for their artificial intelligence analytics software.

11/16/2018

Footpath Pictures is honored to announce three Emmy nominations for “WildTrack” by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 33rd Annual Mid-South awards. We find out in February! We are grateful to be nominated and look forward to the event.

08/02/2018

Footpath Pictures is honored to announce winning two Gold Tellys in both the Cinematography and Wildlife categories in the 39th Annual Telly Awards for the documentary short, WildTrack. This is the first year the Gold Award criteria has been recognized. Thank you Tellys and WildTrack.org!

Check out the Winners Gallery

04/10/2018

Here are a few still shots from the Namibia location shoot. See the finished piece here. www.vimeo.com/footpathpictures/wildtrack

04/09/2018

See Footpath Pictures' latest on how cheetah conservation efforts are being helped by Artificial Intelligence.

https://www.sas.com/en_us/explore/analytics-in-action/impact/wildtrack.html

Can artificial intelligence protect endangered species from extinction? The answer may lie in their footprints. WildTrack researchers are using AI solutions from SAS to augment the process of animal tracking used by indigenous tribes and redefine what conservation efforts look like in the future.

03/21/2018

A few photos from our Namibian WildTrack film shoot

02/14/2018

Thank you Kidznotes for allowing us to share your story. Amazing program, Amazing Kids! Susan Ellis, Ray Ellis

01/21/2018

We are honored and deeply grateful to have won an Emmy Award in the Arts Category for the Kidznotes’ short documentary. Thank you to the Kidznotes’ student musicians for sharing their story and to the Mid-South Region of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Susan Ellis Ray Ellis

11/28/2017

Footpath is pleased to announce that their short documentary, "Kidznotes" has been nominated for an regional Emmy Award in the Arts Category by the Mid-South Region of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. The awards ceremony will be at the Music City Center in Nashville, TN on January 20th. Thank you Kidznotes and all the children who gave their time to this film! https://vimeo.com/244856996

A short documentary following three children enrolled in the Kidznotes program and how how music is changing their lives.