Galapagos and Ocean

Center for Environmental Filmmaking

Creating award-winning films and
innovative media that raise
awareness, represent diverse voices,
promote solutions, and inspire action.

Galapagos and Ocean

Sunset on red rocks of Sedona

Grays and Torreys Peaks

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stogner@american.edu

Contact:
Maggie Burnette Stogner
Executive Director

McKinley, Room 236

Center for Environmental Filmmaking 4400 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington, DC 20016 United States

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Unbreathable, the Fight for Healthy Air is a new film coming soon directed by award-winning filmmaker and CEF director Maggie Burnette Stogner. Produced by Elizabeth Herzfeldt-Kamprath. Executive Produced by the Center for Environmental Filmmaking at American University, with support from the American Lung Association, AU’s Center for Environmental Policy, and the Hanley Foundation.

Make sure to visit the Unbreathable website and register for the Live Panel Discussion event on June 18!

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Maggie Stogner being interviewed

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The sun rises on the Chesapeake Bay

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Beth Ebisch standing in front of a window holding a microphone and speaking

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Students filming in Baltimore's Harbour

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Ashley look stands in front of a brick wall wearing a green jacket.

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Bethany Hall

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