A trip through the Northwest Passage in the Arctic Ocean. On our eighth trip, we chose a route that passed through a group of islands north of Canada. This passage remained closed for the last few centuries, but since the 1990s it has been opening, allowing small boats to navigate.
Our goal was to produce a film about climate change in the Arctic Ocean. We towed the boat from Port Townsend in the USA to Tuktoyaktuk in Northern Canada.
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Crew:
Beto Pandiani e Igor Bely
Videographers:
Alberto Aldrich, Ale Socci, Igor Bely e Beto Pandiani
Photographers:
Ale Socci, Igor Bely
Vessel:
Igloo: um Catamaran de 25 pés full Carbon
Duration:
100 dias
Distance:
3.500 quilômetros.
Departure:
Tuktoyaktuk, Canadá
Arrival:
Artic Bay, Ilha de Baffin, Canadá.
Support:
Sabesp, Ânima Educação, Yuny, VITA VIVO, Ibar, FBF Engenharia, Attend Ambiental, Sotreq, CI&T, Reebok, Restaurante Sallvattore, Arycom, BL3, Tocha Filmes, Essencial, SSK Signs, NAVEIA.
