Cayo Scoop! The Ecology of Cayo Culture

Another documentary film course is going to be offered soon.  The last one was done during the Summer of 2013, and many of the student documentaries took place in Bullet Tree Falls and around Cayo.  The one about the Green Iguana Conservation Project was great.  This time, they'll be teaming up with Cayo's Wildlife Institute.

"WE WILL BE OFFERING NEW WILDLIFE INTRODUCTION TO DOCUMENTARY FILM COURSE SOON, AND COLLABORATION WITH WILDLIFE INSTITUTE http://www.wildlife-institute.com/ MORE INFO. AND PROMO VIDEO COMING SOON, HERE IS OUR LAST CLASS REFLECTION VIDEO."

The Cayo Film Festival is tomorrow and Sunday at the Cayo Welcome Center.  They've been uploading stills from the interviews that took place last Summer from the Belize Documentary Field Film Course, where most of the documentaries came from.

Albums include:

Mr. Canto Maya Shaman

San Antonio Women's Coop

Maria Garcia

The New Mexico State University Documentary Film Course is in full force in Cayo.  The students have been around Cayo this week, filming the subjects of their documentaries.  They visited Lucas Island in Bullet Tree Falls.

This year's Documentary Field Film School started a few weeks ago, and the students have been having a great time learning about film in Belize.  Last year, they did Bullet Tree Falls, with this year they are doing San Antonio,  and the films will be shown at the next Cayo Film Festival.  They had a screening and an Open Mic night at the Soul Project.