We have received a lot of requests asking about Season 1 updates of Eric En Plein Air and I'm happy to share an update now!  We have finished editing our episode visiting Lyndhurst, a Gothic revival mansion in Tarrytown, NY.  This first edit is going to be reviewed by KQED for American Public Television.
  Once our distributor reviews it, we will receive editing feedback and will then be able to edit the rest of Season 1.  We have come a long way in a short time, but this process takes a lot of patience and diligent work.  Our goal is to produce a program that is educational, interesting and enjoyable to watch.
  Each episode is full of principle-based art lessons which will give viewers the tools to create art en plein air or elsewhere.  As a teacher and graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the Florence Academy of Art, my goal is to share these time-honored methods with the Public TV audience.
  Viewers may also enjoy this program as a relaxing travelogue while learning about nature, travel, history, conservation, and more! 

  I hope you enjoy reading this lovely article by award-winning photographer and educator, James Falletti.  I had the opportunity to interview James while filming our episode at Flat Rock Brook in Englewood, NJ.  This beautifully written article makes me feel very proud of the program that we're creating for public TV.  More updates will be coming soon as we continue to edit Season 1.
--
Read the full article here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/connecting-art-nature-community-flat-rock-brook-james-m-falletti-r1kqe