Mobilizing the Globe - an intro to TOHL (short documentary)

In July 2012, I was flown down to Chile by TOHL to document their first pilot run - and I joined the startup company as Vice President of Media.

Mobilizing the Globe is a short documentary about TOHL and their story - introducing a long overdue technology to deliver water faster, more efficiently, and at a much lower cost for countless applications.

Follow the web-series - a much more in-depth storytelling of the entreprenuers behind TOHL.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYAWTk...

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support my filmmaking: Ien Chi (http://www.facebook.com/ienchifilms) (https://twitter.com/Ien_Chi)
-additional editing and installation footage: LookArt Studios (www.LookArtStudios.cl) Juanjo Jose Gana, Ignacio Silva, Mauro Medel
-music: Tony Anderson (http://soundcloud.com/23violins/)

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  Science & Technology

[Ben Harth]

Anyone know what the song is 4:25 - 6:52 . Im really interested! It sounds like Hammock or GDEB

[Ien Chi]

"Rise" by Tony Anderson - check out some of his work! Link is in the video description

[Chris Damask]

"Imagine a world without cell phones". Well that makes me feel old.

[douglasg14b]

Wow, you must be from YouTube where 7-18 year old's think they know it all.

[ChrisDerstepanian]

What is the song at the beginning of the video?

[Jorge Arce Cofré]

In fact we are working on an advanced project in South Sudan, Africa.

[TheLocalFilmNetwork]

Wow this sounds awesome you guys, I wish you the best of luck with it and hope that you complete it success fully! Great stuff

[TheLocalFilmNetwork]

Wow this sound

[Devin Altman]

what camera do you use sir? Love your work!

[ZuKahta]

i'm saying that reddit is full of shit and thinks to highly of itself.

you aren't old, that shouldn't make you feel old. cell phones are pretty new.

your joke was terrible and was well received by the idiots of reddit.

[x30secondstorm]

My comment was meant as a joke, not to be taken seriously.

Arguments over the internet prove nothing, and do nothing. If you politely, calmly or light-heartedly disagree with someone, one is much more open to listening to another's ideology, and voila! Progress. Insults, as you know, do nothing but fuel the fires of hatred and opposition. I thought that perhaps by making a joke of the situation, everyone could then see the ridiculousness of it, and move forward without tension or ill feelings.

[lazystart]

This reminds me of surface water systems that I'd see all the time in Montana.

[ZuKahta]

mhm. digging your own grave.