R. Rideout | November 30, 2012
Lately, I’ve been doing some work for the Collaborative for Education Services in Northampton, MA. They have a number of programs that “develop and foster educational excellence” in the state of Massachusetts. Windows on History, part of their Emerging America history program, supports teachers and students in creating historical websites about their town’s history, using primary […]
R. Rideout | November 16, 2012
I met Mucuy Bolles, co-owner and chef at Three Stones Mayan Mexican Restaurant in Brattleboro, through the dance community in the region (I am a dancer as well). It’s hard to believe that someone can be so good at two things, simultaneously – but she is. Mucuy enjoyed a long modern dance career, and now cooks […]
R. Rideout | November 9, 2012
This fall I’ve been working with Florentine Films / Hott Productions, doing edit room management and overseeing their social media outreach. I worked for them back in 2005-2007 on the American Masters’ film John James Audubon: Drawn From Nature, the Alfred l. duPont – Columbia University Award in Television winner Through Deaf Eyes, and WNED’s Niagara […]
R. Rideout | November 5, 2012
Another food posting? Yep – this is yet another piece of fascinating information I came across in the continued work for our upcoming food site. I haven’t published an article about these crops (yet) but am thrilled to have had the opportunity to see them before the snow falls. Jerusalem artichokes, chinese artichokes (or “mint […]
R. Rideout | November 3, 2012
I put together this quick little reel of my work, showcasing videos I’ve produced and footage I’ve shot in Nicaragua. Enjoy!
R. Rideout | November 1, 2012
As we prepare to launch our upcoming food website, I am on the search for any last food stories to gather before the growing season shuts down in our region. Imagine my excitement when I saw “kiwis” listed as a crop at Apex Orchard in Shelburne, MA! When I called, they had just finished harvesting, […]