SEED: THE UNTOLD STORY Impact Report

2 94% OF OUR SEED DIVERSITY HAS BEEN LOST

Filmmakers Taggart Siegel SEED won 19 film festival and Jon Betz of Collective Eye awards and reached an Films explored the profound estimated 2 million+ viewers impact that seed biodiversity through a powerful grassroots loss has on the environment screening and impact campaign, and societies worldwide in a national broadcast on PBS’s their documentary, SEED: The Independent Lens documentary Untold Story. strand and broadcasts in 14 countries around the world.

Introduction They set out to produce a film that would entertain, A two-year outreach campaign raise awareness, and inspire was instrumental in conveying change among those who this issue to new audiences know little about this issue. and inspiring them to take “Seed is an urgent Their goal was to galvanize action. This impact guide call to stand up to a base of activists who shares the results of this could use the film as a tool powerful social campaign. agribusiness.” to attract new advocates to their organizations and create lasting change in Corn harvested in the Sierra Norte Mountains, North of their communities. Oaxaca. These corn varieties are in danger of disappearing. 3 Introduction of our being.” our of Shiva foundation very —Vandana the is It “ miraculous and vital as seeds, miraculous andvitalasseeds, few thingsonEarthareas since thedawnofhumankind, Worshipped andtreasured ABOUT THEFILM SEED is not just the source of life. life. of source the just not is SEED but inthelastcentury, 94% of our seed varieties have of ourseedvarietieshave disappeared. disappeared. Story Story Untold The SEED: follows passionate follows passionate seed keepers intent on seed keepersintenton of Navdanya’s inDehradun, bank India. seed protecting our 12,000 protecting our12,000 Vandana Shiva stands field inthe outside year-old foodlegacy. nature,” nature,” of “man against of “managainst More than a More thana cautionary tale cautionary tale

our mosttreasuredresource. rekindle alostconnectionto reluctant heroesworkingto we meetawidevarietyof both harrowingandheartening, future ofourfood.Inastory Goliath battletodefendthe who arefightingaDavidversus and indigenousseedkeepers farmers, scientists,lawyers, SEED “The most essential, essential, most “The enraging film since since film enraging illuminating and and illuminating reveals the work of revealstheworkof —NYC Movie Guru Movie —NYC Food, Inc.” Food,

Forgotten Dreams Forgotten ( • PhilFairclough ( • MarcTurtletaub Award Winning Actress • MarisaTomei, Academy EXECUTIVE • RajPatel • WinonaLaDuke • AndrewKimbrell • Dr. JaneGoodall • Vandana Shiva FEATURING Grizzly Man, Cave of of Cave Man, Grizzly Sunshine Miss Little PRODUCERS ) ) 4 The Film: Context single, fragilevariety. sighted over-reliance ona coconuts—all duetoashort bananas, oranges,coffee and of theworld’s suppliesof report theimpending collapse and othermainstream sources Articles inthe produced varieties. down toahandfulofmass- been drasticallywinnowed over countlessmillennia—has ancient farmersandgardeners painstakingly createdby abundant seeddiversity— industrial agriculture,ouronce In lessthanacenturyof grave danger. precious giftsofnaturearein Yet inourmodernworld,these real sense,theyarelifeitself. our everydaylives.Inavery provide therawmaterialsfor Seeds feedus,clotheand A BATTLE FORDIVERSITY New York Times York New

seed sovereignty around the world. seed sovereignty aroundthe world. seed savers continuetofightfor communities, farmers, and around theU.S.Indigenous has beenwagedin states genetically modified foods A politicalbattletolabel around theworld. United Statesandcountries fields andgrocerystoresinthe laboratories dominatefarmers’ (GMOs) engineeredintheir Genetically modifiedcrops Syngenta. DowDuPont, ChemChina/ multinationals Monsanto/Bayer, profits: therecentlymerged and pesticides,reapinghuge of theglobalseedsupply companies controltwothirds corporate hands.Three private propertyheldin Today, seedsareincreasingly stakes couldn’tbehigher. battle isunderway, andthe shows thisDavidandGoliath As seed paradigm. more sustainableandsovereign to shiftthebalancetowarda young farmersiscroppingup A newgenerationofpassionate “The film has inspired me me inspired has film “The to grow varieties other other varieties grow to SEED: The Untold Story Untold The SEED: — than the typical foods foods typical the than grown around here.” here.” around grown Vilma, Vallejo People’s People’s Vallejo Vilma, Garden, CA Garden,

important for us right now, now, right us for important contamination from test test from contamination has approved GMOs for for GMOs approved has —Javier, Seed Guardians Guardians Seed —Javier, movie. The part about about part The movie. when the government government the when fields in Hawaii is so so is Hawaii in fields The crowd loved the the loved crowd The “The screening screening “The Network of Ecuador of Network purposes only’.” purposes was a blast! blast! a was ‘investigation ‘investigation

5 6 THE RIGHT MOMENT SEED was released COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT We began during a “change moment” for the seed and the campaign by reaching out to over 3,000 sustainable food movements. The Svalbard organizations in the environmental, food, “The movie captured “Doomsday” Global Seed Vault was recently farming and sustainability movement that our intellect, emotions, built, the organic farming and anti-GMO were located near theatrical screenings movements were thriving, mega-mergers across the US and Canada. Over 350 and desire to help in the between biotech giants made international groups actively campaigned for the film in seed initiatives described news, and seed libraries were sprouting up in conjunction with local events. Many tabled throughout…[SEED] is still public libraries around the country. at screenings or hosted post-screening Q&As. on our minds and in our Local organizations used SEED screenings to conversations today! “ CAMPAIGN GOALS Our campaign goals for increase awareness about their work and to —Jess, Lake County SEED were to increase awareness about this recruit new members to get involved. Beekeepers Association, IL unknown issue through film screenings, and engage audiences to participate in their local communities by preserving and renewing seed diversity. “The students were all really shocked As opposed to promoting initiatives directed by the film team, we connected audiences and inspired.

The Campaign with local organizations who work on these Next season we want to issues year in and year out. Focusing on integrate seed saving these two goals allowed us to work with limited resources, develop partnerships with more with the college action-oriented groups and provide tools for community, holding these groups to screen and lead constructive skillshare sessions.” conversations around the film. —Ella, Schumacher College, UK

Photography by Mari Tefre 7 PBS INDEPENDENT LENS BROADCAST

SEED premiered on PBS Independent Lens on April 17, just before Earth Day 2017. Nearly 1.5 million people across the country watched the broadcast and were introduced to the consequences of seed diversity loss and the impact of agribusiness on our seed and food future. BY THE NUMBERS: 1,432,000 total television viewers. Broadcast coverage in 98% of the US

PRESS HIGHLIGHTS: Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, Civil Eats, Alternet. Impact: By the Numbers

Photography by Mari Tefre Impact: By the Numbers 8 Million Viewers 2

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TV Broadcasts TV Broadcasts Countries in 14

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1,432,000 600,000 total viewers Website U.S. Broadcast Views PBS Independent Lens 390+ Community Events

88,000 5.8 million Facebook likes Trailer views

Impact: By the Numbers 410 6,319,766 98 Partner Facebook Reach Universities Organizations 10 THEATRICAL RELEASE IN 8 COUNTRIES 150 U.S. Theatrical Screenings 80 18 Film Festivals Festival Awards

Fresh Impact: By the Numbers 92% “At the end of the evening there were hugs of friendship between different types of farmers who had never met before. I felt very happy about the level of communication between members of groups that are sometimes at odds, and hope that occurrence introduces a seed of change.” —Catherine, Pepin Community Education, WI The Campaign 12 rights, and pesticideuse. • Spurdialog andactionaround seeddiversity andownership, indigenous and supportlocal and organicfarms. • Inspirepeopleto saveandplantseeds, communities intheirfood,seed,environmental, orindigenousrightsefforts. • Supportcollegecampusgroups,youth GOALS: for free-admissionscreenings. students, andindigenouscommunities SEED: The Untold Story Untold The SEED: this happenbysupportingour Kalliopeia Foundationhelpedmake license. TheBerthaFoundationand of theirabilitytoaffordascreening film tokeycommunitiesregardless It wasimportantforustobringthe were supportedthroughJuly2018. indigenous communities.Screenings groups, youthorganizations,and reached outtohundredsofcampus page In fall2017weembarkedonthe the Change Change the the Change the organizations, and indigenous organizations, andindigenous protect the environment, protect theenvironment, educational discussionguide.We campaign,whichbrought campaign, includinga55- toyouth,

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13 Seed the Change IMPACT 90 Screenings

42 International screenings 19 All ages 22 Screenings in Spanish community education 13 Indigenous communities and tribes 13 Youth organizations The Campaign SEED was among the 6 films chosen for Doc Society’s 32 Universities “The post-screening Doc Academy pilot program, discussion was [high which creates curriculums to K-12 schools 11 school] student led, and teach in U.S. high schools 3 District-wide K-12 programs absolutely amazing.” alongside selected film clips from notable award-winning 3 Seed schools —Tim, High School Teacher, PA documentaries. Activities at a Seed the Change screening in Mexico City The Campaign 14 “ University of NorthTexas —Rachel, STEAMgrown Gardens Denton, continue touse.” guide isagreatresource thatIwill for ourorganization. Thediscussion shown andtheeventhelpedusoutreach grateful adocumentarylikethiswas “Many audiencememberssaidthey were —Tracy, ClassroominBloom,WA YOU forhelpingmakeithappen.” share thiswithourcommunity. THANK inspiring andwonderful.Icannotwaitto opportunity. Thefilmisbeautifuland “I’m sogratefulforthiseducational —Roland, NatureProtectionSocietyofSweden weeks time.” hold aseed-exchangeeventinfew seeds. Oneimmediatedecisionwasto aspects oftheonslaughtagainstheirloom superficial knowledgeoftheglobal “Many oftheattendeeshadonlya TESTIMONIALS —Carol, Ph.D.Adjunct Faculty, CUNY “ —Katrina, Australia pollinated heirloomseedcompany.” reason Inowworkforanorganic,open changed mylifesodeeplyandisthe documentary... Ittouchedmyheartand bottom ofmyheartforcreatingyour “Thank yousodearlyfromthe in thecoming years.” will useitasanexcellent teachingtool which isofferedclearly, beautifully. I audiences willenjoy theeducation, SEED SEED is sointelligentandwell-paced, —Mary, Oregonians for SafeFarmsandFamilies to helpget thatmessageout.” the film(sobeautifully done!)doesalot “The movementcontinues tobuildand —Katrina, SaybrookUniversity, CA conversation-to-action discussion.” We usedtheDiscussionGuide fora discussion waschargedandinspiring. “They weregluedtothescreen!Our —Nicola, UK going tovolunteertherenextyear.” read aboutNavdanyaandIamthinkingof trying tofindheirloomvarieties.I’ve also be usingopenpollinatedseedand has inspiredmeintoaction.Iwillonly educating andinspiringfilm. Your film “Thank youformakingsuchan —Marie, Eden’s Organic,TX a fewtimes.” “LOVED thisfilm.Movedmetotears The Campaign 15 own, orcombined. segments thatcan be usedontheir The guideisbroken upinto5main available atseedthemovie.com/guide. action. Theguideisfreeandpublicly into thetopicsinfilm,andinspire Guide tofosterdialog,delvedeeper companion EducationalDiscussion Mountain SeedAlliancetocreatea We workedwithourpartners atRocky EDUCATIONAL DISCUSSIONGUIDE • Pesticide Issues & Impacts • PesticideIssues &Impacts • CorporateConsolidation ofSeeds back Bringing Seeds! Our Save S.O.S: • • common questionsandmythsabout GMOs • WhattoKnowAboutGMOsaddresses the

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16 “A gorgeously made film, put together with as much care as its subjects devote to saving the remaining varieties of seeds.” —Los Angeles Times

Pedro Ramirez sits next to his diverse hand-picked corn in the Sierra Norte Mountains of Oaxaca, Mexico. Distribution 17 Independent Lens) Independent Real Dirt on Farmer John (PBS (PBS John Farmer on Dirt Real Pick of the Sun (NYTimes Critics’ Critics’ (NYTimes Sun the of sustainable agriculture. of 11yearsaboutissuesin our thirdfilminaperiod willing to support and share willing tosupportandshare these filmswhowerereadyand built astrongfanbasewith environmental movement.We and howtoworkwiththe about hybridreleasestrategies instrumental in our distribution instrumental in ourdistribution best-practices thatwere Lab, which impartedmany Outreach &Engagement to attendTheFledging Fund production, wewere selected community eventhosts. Mid- the filmandbecame future groups spreadthewordabout partners andcommunity kickstarter supporters,funding over 14,000.Thesefans, Our emaillistgrewto different ways. minds andcheeringusonin this audiencewasonour . SEED Story Untold The SEED: ) taught us many lessons ) taughtusmanylessons DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY Throughout production, Throughoutproduction, and was was Queen Queen The The & Releasing managed & Releasing managed release. Cargo Films and theDVD andTVOD community screenings educational sales, documentaries –handled over 170independent arm –whichcarries theatrical distribution educational andnon- Collective Eye’s 150+ cinemas. every bookingacross stewarding audiencesfor each city–passionately over 9months,focusingon promoted thefilmintheaters We booked,releasedand team atCollectiveEyeFilms. engagement andoutreach home buildingacommunity our previousfilms,wewereat approach withoutreachfor Because ofourhands-on Sheffield Doc/FestandIDFA. at notablefestivalsincluding winning awardsandplaying on thefilmfestivalcircuit, Our initialreleasefocused and impactstrategy. and theatricalreleases. foreign televisionbroadcasts, internationally tonumerous 2017. Distributionextended and others)DVDbyApril (iTunes, Amazon,Googleplay and consumerreleaseonTVOD culminated withabroadcast festivals inSpring2016and Our distributionbeganwith international broadcastsales. Theatrical Releasebegins Official theatricaltrailerreleased Reviews in national press Reviews innationalpress screenings begin Community DVD pre-sale iTunes iTunes & DVD Release on

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18 SEED TIMELINE 1800’s-2012 PRE-SEED

LATE 1800S 1924 1970 1980 1986 U.S. Government The government’s free seed Plant Variety Protection ACT Diamond v. Chakrabarty Supreme Coordinated Framework for Regulation of distributes over a distribution program ends (PVP) – Plant varieties can Court Case: “Anything under the Biotechnology: No new laws can be created billion seed packets. due to lobbying from the be patented, but not genes. sun made by man” can be pat- to regulate biotechnology products. American Seed Trade ented, including genes. Association (ASTA). POLITICAL EVENTS

1975 1983 1994 Seed Savers Exchange, Rural Advancement Foundation The first GMO food, the Flavr Savr tomato, 2011 Rebecca Newburn starts the a preeminent network of International (RAFI) reports: hits U.S. grocery store shelves. (It was only Seed Library Social Network. grassroots seed savers, is Over 90% of commercial seed available until 1997.) Public seed libraries start formed by Kent and Diane varieties missing since 1903. springing up around the country. Ott Whealy. 2008 Svalbard Seed Vault opens in Norway. Distribution WORLD EVENTS

August 2012 Production Begins December 2012 First Kickstarter raises $75,000 THE FILM & THE CAMPAIGN

19 PRE-SEED TIMELINE 1800’s-2012

2012-2014 July 2016 Statewide GMO labeling ballot initiatives “DARK Act” (Deny Americans the Right to are defeated in costly races in California, Know), preempts all state GMO labeling efforts Washington, Oregon, and Colorado. and overturns Vermont’s labeling law. POLITICAL EVENTS

Fall 2015 2017 May 2017 Fall 2017 June 2018 2018: 2018: First seeds withdrawn from Nearly 80% of processed Svalbard Floods. No USDA Census of Bayer-Monsanto Three companies control Over 500 public Svalbard, prompted by the foods in US supermarkets seeds are lost, but Agriculture finds that merger closes. 59% of the global seed seed libraries in war in Syria. contain GMOs. need for multiple the proportion of farmers Bayer chooses to supply, and 64% of operation. backups is evident. under 35 is increasing. cease using the pesticides: Monsanto/ Monsanto name. Bayer, DowDuPont, WORLD EVENTS ChemChina/Syngenta.

September 2016 - April 2017 March 2017 September 2017 - July 2018 Distribution November 2013 April - August 2016 Second Kickstarter raises Festival Screenings begin Theatrical release in US & Canada DVD & VOD release Seed the Change free screenings $85,000 June 2016 December 2016 April 2017 November 2017 55-page companion Educational May 2015 Wins Environmental Award at Community screenings begin US Broadcast Premiere on PBS Post-Production Begins Discussion Guide release August 2012 Sheffield Doc/Fest January 2017 “Independent Lens” Production Begins March 2016 Kalliopeia Foundation arranges Educational DVD release May 2017 July 2018 December 2012 World premiere at D.C. partner summit in San Francisco. Development begins for Seed the Change SEED outreach reaches over 1,000 Environmental Film Festival screening events around the world First Kickstarter raises $75,000 First campaign partnership campaign. meeting Theatrical release in Australia, New Zealand October 2018 and the U.K. Theatrical release in Germany, THE FILM & THE CAMPAIGN Austria, Switzerland Distribution 20 “ “ “ “ varieties ofseeds. subjects devotetosavingtheremaining put togetherwithasmuchcareit’s biodiversity. look ateffortstopreserve food-system polished...a handsome andnutrient-rich environmentalist crowd…Engaging and into theaudiencealongsideusual enough gourmettouchestodrawfoodies with theircraft...awonder... who arenotjustcapablebutalsoinlove SEED [SEED] Rare documentaryfromfilmmakers : TheUntoldStorycontainsjust PRESS isagorgeouslymadefilm, ”

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23 ABOUT THE TEAM

TAGGART SIEGEL JON BETZ Director / Producer Director / Producer ROBYN GOTTLIEB Taggart Siegel has produced Jon is an Emmy-nominated, Campaign Director and directed Emmy-nominated, award winning independent Robyn helped manage award-winning documentaries documentary filmmaker. He outreach, promotions, including SEED: The Untold is the director and producer and partnerships for the Story, QUEEN OF THE SUN: of SEED: The Untold Story U.S. theatrical release of What are the Bees Telling Us? and THE REAL and the producer and editor for QUEEN OF SEED: The Untold Story. She and her DIRT ON FARMER JOHN (ITVS, Independent THE SUN: What Are the Bees Telling Us? team recruited over 400 organizations to Lens). These films received critical-acclaim (2010). QUEEN OF THE SUN was critically- participate in or host a SEED screening. during their theatrical release and garnered acclaimed during it’s U.S. theatrical release Robyn implemented and helped design the over 60 international awards. Siegel’s previous and heralded by The New York Times as grant-funded Seed the Change campaign, PBS films include:SPLIT HORN, (ITVS, “Revelatory! A Critic’s Pick” His also directed which brought the film to youth, students, Independent Lens), BETWEEN TWO WORLDS, MEMORIZE YOU SAW IT (2008) which and indigenous communities. Robyn BLUE COLLAR AND BUDDHA, HEART journals his experience as an aid worker living The Team holds degrees in Environmental Studies BROKEN IN HALF, and producing the National with former-child soldiers in Eastern Uganda. and Political Science from Portland State Geographic film DISENCHANTED FOREST Betz is a Fledgling Outreach and Engagement University. Her background is in political about orangutans in Borneo. Taggart is a Lab Fellow, a Doc Society’s “Good Pitch” organizing, and before joining the SEED Fledgling Outreach and Engagement Lab Fellow alum and a graduate from Rhode Island team, she worked on the campaign to label and a Doc Society’s “Good Pitch” alum. He is School of Design. He is the director of GMOs in Oregon. In addition to her work Collective Eye Films, a non-profit media the founder of Collective Eye Films, a non-profit on SEED, Robyn manages local political media production and distribution organization production and distribution organization campaigns in Portland, Oregon. based in Portland, Oregon. based in Portland, Oregon. 24 EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Turtletaub’s other credits with MARISA TOMEI include the documentary LUCKY, Phillip Marisa Tomei is an Academy- Seymour Hoffman’s directorial debut, JACK Award winning stage, film, GOES BOATING, Sam Mendes’ AWAY WE and television actress with GO, Christine Jeffs’ , additional nominations John Crowley’s IS ANYBODY THERE, Ramin for BAFTA, Golden Globe Bahrani’s CHOP SHOP, and Liev Schrieber’s and Screen Actors Guild Awards. She is the EVERYTHING IS ILLUMINATED. founder of Seneca Falls Picture Company. Tomei is actively dedicated to humanitarian PHIL FAIRCLOUGH causes and hosted “reclaim REAL food” to Phil Fairclough was involved bring attention to the importance of labeling as executive producer and our food. producer on several of Werner Herzog’s documentaries MARC TURTLETAUB including the acclaimed The Team Marc Turtletaub has been a GRIZZLY MAN, the Oscar producer for fourteen years nominated ENCOUNTERS AT THE END OF THE through two production WORLD and CAVE OF FORGOTTEN DREAMS. companies. In 2004, he Phil was a network executive at Discovery co-founded Big Beach with Channel, and EVP of Development and and has served Production for NHNZ. Phil has held senior as a producer on all of the company’s films positions at the BBC and ITV – including the including the Academy Award-winning LITTLE acclaimed BBC Natural History Unit where he MISS SUNSHINE. was an executive producer and head of the commercial production unit. 25 STRATEGIC PARTNERS

• • Organic Seed Alliance • Pesticide Action Network North America

• • Organic Consumers Association • Four Bridges Permaculture Institute • Scatterseed Project • • Seed Savers Exchange • Kalliopeia Foundation • • The Fledgling Fund • Institute for Responsible Technology The Team • Tesuque Pueblo • Gaia Foundation • Local Slow Food chapters

• • Biodynamic Farming and Gardening Association • Sierra Seeds • Hawai’i SEED... and many more!

To watch SEED or host a screening visit: seedthemovie.com