Blue Goes Green: Net Zero Police Station

Overview

Runtime: 26:10
Country: United States of America
Language: English
Category: 2019 | Short Documentaries/TV Documentaries (2019)

Documentary of an unlikely city building the first Net Zero Energy police station in America. How this green construction project saved taxpayer money and included a surprising benefit --improved police-community relations. This is a Sustainability and Community Engagement success story. If Cincinnati can do it, any city can!

Credits

Laure Quinlivan, Director, Visions of Vine Street documentary, New Visions of Vine Street documentary, Confessions of a Serial Killer documentary, Death of an Inmate documentary

Laure Quinlivan, Writer, Visions of Vine Street, New Visions of Vine Street, Confessions of a Serial Killer, Death of an Inmate

Laure Quinlivan, Producer, Visions of Vine Street, (Peabody Winner), New Visions of Vine Street, Confessions of a Serial Killer, Death of an Inmate

Glenn Hartong, Producer/Photographer, Producer, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chilidog Productions

Brendan Jeffery, Photographer, Producer

Brandon Wayman, Editor, Producer, PBS

Grayson Yaden, Film Photography, Website & Social Media, Producer, intern from Northern Kentucky University

Prev. Screenings / Awards

CET (PBS)

Cincinnati
United States
November 9, 2018
World Premiere

Sierra Club screening

Cincinnati, OH
United States
January 7, 2019

Director

laure quinlivan

Laure Quinlivan is a two-time Peabody Award-winning filmmaker. A former television investigative reporter for WCPO-TV, her work has also been honored with 18 EMMY’s, the Walter Cronkite Award and three National Society of Professional Journalists awards.

She has been President of LQ Consulting for 10 years, specializing in video storytelling.

Laure served on Cincinnati Council 2009-2013, chairing the Mayor’s Green Steering Committee, advocating and authoring sustainable solutions to the problems we face.

She directed and produced the film “Blue Goes Green: Net Zero Police Station” to showcase what local government can do to save the environment and taxpayer money, and inspire other cities to include citizens in public art, space and design.

The film has been broadcast to date on PBS with its original title, “Cincinnati LEEDS the Nation; America’s First Net Zero Energy Police Station.”

Laure is a founding board member of Women in Film Cincinnati, and member of Cincinnati Rotary Club, Woman’s City Club, and Cincinnati Women’s Political Caucus.