The Secret Pollinators
"The Secret Pollinators" invites viewers on an awe-inspiring journey into the extraordinary world of butterflies, nature’s unsung heroes. With breathtaking cinematography and expert guidance from Jared C. Daniels, curator at the Florida Museum of Natural History’s McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity, the film reveals the vital role these resilient and powerful pollinators play in maintaining our planet’s health. Butterflies orchestrate the reproduction of plants that provide food, shelter, and oxygen to countless species.
As their habitats face unprecedented threats, the film highlights their tenacity and the urgency of conservation efforts. Through Daniels' passionate and groundbreaking research, The Secret Pollinators inspires a deeper connection to these winged wonders and a call to action to protect them for future generations.
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Nola D OracleDirectorAfrican Diasporans Hidden Kulture, New Panther: A Call for Action
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Nola D OracleProducer
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Sage LoveProducer
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Nola D OracleKey Cast
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Jared C DanielsKey Cast
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Project Type:Documentary, Short
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Runtime:22 minutes 6 seconds
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Completion Date:January 17, 2025
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Country of Origin:United States, United States
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Country of Filming:United States, United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Nola D. Oracle is a multi-award-winning filmmaker, an esteemed author, and a retired veteran with a distinguished record from Jacksonville and Lake City, Florida. Following her honorable service in the Army, Nola D pursued Theater, Acting, and scriptwriting studies at LaGuardia College in Queens, New York. After deepening her knowledge in Africana Studies at Brooklyn College in Brooklyn, New York, Nola D transitioned into the realm of business consulting. Her academic journey led her to attain a significant Business Management Degree from Rasmussen University, a qualification that would later prove instrumental in shaping her subsequent path.
Combining her astute business acumen with a passion for the arts, Nola D founded Diaspora Whispers Studios, a prominent film production company, where she serves as the CEO. Her notable directorial and production achievements include the co-direction and co-production of the acclaimed film, "New Panther: A Call for Action."
As an award-winning African-American female filmmaker, Nola D has left an indelible mark on both national and international stages. Her extensive travels have seen her produce projects that illuminate the profound contributions that highlight the Africans and African Diasporans. Particularly noteworthy is her role as the visionary force behind the Award-Winning African Diasporans Hidden Kulture film series, which recently won the Award for the Documentary Feature at The African Film Festival in Dallas, Texas and won the Best Foreign Documentary award at the Inside Nollywood International Film Festival & Awards in Abuja, Nigeria. ADHK has also been showcased at the Cannes Film Market in France and screened on popular streaming platforms like Amazon Prime Video and Tubi, and it is currently available for viewing on Vimeo.
Nola D is renowned not only for her substantial contributions to consulting businesses, the world of cinema, and military service but also Nola D is the founder of Diaspora Whispers Books, a distinguished book publishing company, where she currently serves as the CEO. Additionally, she is the accomplished author of “Amara’s Adventures: A Trip To Jacksonville Florida’s African American Museums," This compelling literary work delves into the captivating journey of an eleven-year-old girl who embarks on a quest for knowledge and discovery.
Through the pages of this enchanting tale, Nola D showcases Amara's enthusiasm for learning about African American cultural heritage, illustrating how this passion positively influences children. The tale reinforces the idea that learning and exploration can be exciting and educational. This book serves as evidence of Nola D's dedication to nurturing love, curiosity, and cultural representation in the minds of young readers.