Tag: steve edmiston
VIDEO: Seattle Channel beams into Burien UFO Fest & ‘The Maury Island Incident’
The Seattle Channel this week released ‘UFOs: Do you believe?’ a video that includes a...
Read MoreVIDEO: Watch Steve Edmiston’s finalé ‘The Briefing #19: Fini’
Local lawyer/filmmaker/activist Steve Edmiston released his finalé ‘The Briefing: Episode 19 – Fini,’ where he wraps up his ongoing documentary project that takes on the Port of Seattle, Sea-Tac Airport and the Federal Aviation Administration. Edmiston is responding to an FAA and Port staff briefing in Spring, 2017 that he contends was both incomplete and […]
Read MoreVIDEO: Edmiston takes on the Port in ‘The Briefing #18: When Words Matter’
Local lawyer/filmmaker/activist Steve Edmiston released ‘The Briefing: Episode 18 – When Words Matter,’ where he continues his ongoing documentary project that takes on the Port of Seattle, Sea-Tac Airport and the Federal Aviation Administration. This is the “penultimate” episode, where Edmiston discusses the nature of the Port of Seattle’s support for pending Washington State legislation […]
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VIDEO: ‘The Briefing #17: The Myth of Engagement’ presented to Port of Seattle
Local lawyer/filmmaker/activist Steve Edmiston continues his ‘The Briefing’ project, a one-man crusade (and documentary) against the Port of Seattle Commission, and his most recently testimony is called ‘The Myth of Engagement.’ In this episode, Edmiston presents another myth that currently seems universal for airport communities worldwide – the myth of engagement, and particularly, the myth […]
Read MoreVIDEO: ‘The Briefing #16: The Myth of No Choice’ presented to Port of Seattle
On Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2019, local activist/lawyer/filmmaker Steve Edmiston presented his 16th ‘Briefing’ to Port of Seattle Commissioners. Edmiston is taking on the Port, one public comment at a time, as party of a documentary film project. Of his latest presentation, given on Jan. 8, 2019 (running time 3:56), Edmiston says: “In this episode, we […]
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