garyploski

Congrats on the success of Blackfish! I've recommended it to many friends & family who have then done the same after seeing it.

1. Seaworld didn't provide much in the way of comments on the topics address in the film and instead chose to attack the doc after it was released. Did you hope to include interviews of Seaworld employees in your original approach to the doc to offer some (perceived) balance?
2. Much of the footage shown was from in-house Seaworld cameras, how did you manage to get that footage?

Six months!? o.O All I can do is sigh at that data point. Kudos to you for your persistence.

Well done with the use of FOIA! I hadn't thought of that as as option.

For those in need of a FOIA time saver and stress reliever, here's a handy tool to keep track of FOIA requests: https://www.foiamachine.org/

Blackfish is accurate, but that it barely scratches the surface.

How do we scratch the surface?

Portlandian here, thanks for supporting the will of the people! I've spoken to someone at the FCC (also faxed and emailed) and someone on behalf of each of my representatives. Is there anything else I can do besides rallying others to call?

If ISPs are reclassified as Title II common carriers will the change hold up in court?

Finally, what is being done to address this type of issue long term within the FCC and congress?