Entries by Dayna Reggero

university of denver female filmmaker environmentalist

I graduated from the University of Denver as a Master of Applied Science. I specialized in environmental policy and management through their University College and studied the Endangered Species Act and the National Environmental Policy Act, created environmental impact assessments, gave presentations on the power of public participation, and wrote my thesis about the importance […]

featured filmmaker – beyond the page festival

Connect: Beyond the Page: Music – Storytelling – Film – Social Justice I’m excited to host a film screening and interactive Climate Listening Project discussion at Connect: Beyond The Page Festival on April 20 at 2pm at the Grail Movie House in Asheville, NC! Using music (song), film (screen), and storytelling (page), Connect: Beyond The Page […]

communication about climate change – the revelator feature

I’m honored to be featured by The Revelator in The Ask: Big Questions, Important Answers. The Revelator, an online news and ideas initiative of the Center for Biological Diversity, provides editorially independent investigative reporting, analysis and stories at the intersection of politics, conservation, art, culture, endangered species, climate change, economics and the future of wild […]

science and art: climate listening at wordfest

Wordfest: Earth, People, and Words Bringing Science and Art Together in One Conversation Details: http://avlWordfest.com I’m honored to be filming poets, writers, and artists from around the world at Wordfest. I’ll also be hosting a Climate Listening Project discussion on Sunday, April 15 at the event. Event speakers I’m listening to include Alastair McIntosh and […]

official selection cat fly indie film festival

I’m excited to announce that our Climate Listening Project series “The Story We Want” has been honored as an Official Selection for the Cat Fly Indie Film Festival! “The Story We Want” documentary web series will screen on CLOSING NIGHT @ Grail Moviehouse, April 8th, 2018, 7pm – 10pm. Closing night is about the cultures and […]

woman’s day magazine march 2018 earth mothers

I’m honored to be included in a Woman’s Day Magazine March 2018 feature on Earth Mothers. Meet four women who aren’t just fighting for cleaner air and water. They’re protecting a community’s most precious resources – its people. Thanks to Leslie Garrett and Hendley Badcock for writing this feature that will connect these stories with people […]

official selection: los angeles women’s international film festival

Exciting news! I am honored to announce “The Story We Want”, our new Climate Listening Project series with Moms Clean Air Force is an official selection for the Los Angeles Women’s International Film Festival. Celebrating the cinematic achievements of women from the around the world, The Los Angeles Women’s International Film festival presented by Alliance […]

the human faces of climate change – salon feature

Thanks to Salon.com and writer Lauryn Higgins for a great feature on my work through the years and most recently sharing the human faces of climate change through my Climate Listening Project. Here’s a few excerpts from our conversation: By trade, Reggero is an environmentalist. Her work spans over two decades and ranges from filmmaking […]

alliance of women film journalists feature

Belize International Film Festival 2017 — Gill Pringle reports – Alliance of Women Film Journalists Thanks to Gill Pringle for including me in her feature on the Belize International Film Festival for “The Wood Thrush Connection” win for Best Short Documentary. A few excerpts from the article: Festival Director Suzette Zayden is particularly heartened by […]

winner best short documentary

I just returned from Belize, where my film “The Wood Thrush Connection” was selected as the Best Short Documentary at the 12th Annual Belize International Film Festival! This was my first feature film and this is a huge honor as a new director. Thanks and praise to Andrea Desky, director of photography and editor of […]