You’re invited to a free screening of Chasing Time, a powerful new documentary that captures the urgency of a changing world through striking imagery of glaciers melting before our eyes. Settle in with a glass of wine or lemonade and enjoy a selection of hors d’oeuvres as you experience the film.

About the filmmakers: James Balog, world-renowned photographer and filmmaker, spent 15 years documenting 18 glaciers across the globe. He is an embodiment of STEM in the real world. Jeff Orlowski-Yang is an award-winning film director of both Chasing Ice and Chasing Time.

Filmed in these locations: Greenland, Iceland, Alaska, Canada, and the Himalayas.

Visual evidence: Balog brought the world’s first and most compelling visual evidence of climate change to the global stage.

Previous work: This project follows the Emmy-winning documentary, Chasing Ice.

In Chasing Time, the team reunites for a final mission to close out the decades-long Extreme Ice Survey project. It powerfully captures the end of the epic undertaking and spotlights the power of an intergenerational effort to seed hope and inspire action toward a sustainable future.

A Q&A will follow, featuring James Balog, director Jeff Orlowski-Yang, and activist high school student Sawyer Duval.

Please note that this session will be limited to the first 500 attendees.