Our producer Katie Rutter was nominated for her piece about Dany Williams, a hairstylist that gives free haircuts to the homeless in her community.

Often on websites and social media long written passages get, well, passed over.

Eriogonum argophyllum isn’t a showy or extravagant plant. It is, after all, on a permanent spa date.

It’s Christmas morning and there is a rare, exotic treat nestled snugly in your stocking.

One of the factors that made my Emmy-nominated video so powerful was the incredible interview. How did I get it?

You wouldn’t hire a painter to build your home, you would hire a general contractor.

Large-scale reforestation efforts must contend with a very small-scale antagonist.

You may not realize it, but corn is incredibly important to the myth of vampirism.

On a long filming day, water, coffee, snacks and lunch are absolutely critical to have on hand.

Pirates were bloodthirsty criminals with insatiable lusts for treasure, rum, wenches and . . . pressing flowers?

There are inevitable hazards on every film set - after all, we do use top-heavy equipment, lots of electricity, and really hot stuff.

The Thing in a Pot team is growing! Apply to join our team as a producer/production manager.

Nearly 3,500 years ago, women who suspected they might be pregnant were advised to . . .

You typically have two options, either you can look straight into the camera or slightly to one side.

So if you’re caught in a thunderstorm and you have the erroneous idea to shelter under a tree, which tree is the least stupid choice to shelter under?

Vertical video is taking the social world by storm, made popular by the fact that 60% of videos are watched on phones, and 94% of us use our phones vertically.

While these bugs may seem mindless . . . and for the most part they are . . . cicadas are actually somewhat choosy in selecting which trees to terrorize.

Copyright laws mean that you can't just use any music track, even if the video is not for profit and even if you give credit.

Vaccines don’t grow on trees . . . yet.

The result is that you maintain eye-contact with the camera - which helps you connect with your audience - and are able to read through exactly what you want to say.