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About
Protozoan Productions
Protozoan Productions’ name refers to the microscopic, single-celled organism that first inhabited planet earth, from which all life evolved. Protozoan Productions produces inspiring films that invoke audiences to think critically. The stories we bring to you are compelling, relevant, and provoking to our ever-changing collective community. Through attention and detail, Protozoan Production hopes to relay entertaining nonfiction stories that express perspectives rarely featured in mainstream media. As a microscope sets in focus a world unseen to the naked eye, Protozoan Productions aspires to engage the minds of viewers and uncover a new way to think about the fascinating world in which we live.
Coulter Mitchell
Coulter Mitchell is a seasoned filmmaker with over eight years of directing, editing, and cinematography experience. After attending the Edit Center in New York City, he proceeded to work as a freelance videographer for five years. During this time he traveled the globe working on numerous documentary film projects. He founded Stone Soup Productions in 2007, and directed, produced, and edited the award-winning documentary “The Cost of Oil: Voices from the Arctic.” He currently works as a television producer for the travel television show “Midwest Outdoors.”
Paul Feldmann
Paul Feldmann was raised in one of the numerous, middle-American suburbs outside the great city of Chicago. His family had an ample backyard, and in that garden he learned to climb trees, dig in the earth, press plants, and collect specimens of nature’s more astonishing phenomenon. But his passion for nature has a twin, you see. He is not solely interested in the way nature works, but in the way absolutely everything works. Having worked in construction from the ground up, he has seen and built it all. And so, while Paul is a Master Carpenter, he has also earned his Master’s Degree in Biology. Dynamism, rigor, attention, and passion are perhaps the most clearly defining characteristics of his broad education, his restless travel, his scholarly research, his extensive experience in the field, as well as his hands-on disposition. Indeed, any new challenge makes Paul feel, once again, like the young man knee-deep in murky suburban ponds.
