Interlochen Arts Academy Students Premiere Documentary on Regenerative Agriculture
Students at the Interlochen Arts Academy have completed a feature-length documentary titled "Grounded" exploring regenerative agriculture. The three-year project involved over 200 students from various arts disciplines and was made in partnership with the Greenacres Foundation. The film has been…
Traverse City Cadillac, MI, September 25, 2026 —
Students from the Interlochen Arts Academy have concluded a three-year project, culminating in the completion of a feature-length documentary titled “Grounded.” The film focuses on the principles and practices of regenerative agriculture.
The collaborative effort involved more than 200 students across a range of artistic disciplines at the academy. This extensive project was undertaken in partnership with the Greenacres Foundation, an organization dedicated to environmental stewardship and education.
“Grounded” has already been showcased at various film festivals, receiving attention for its exploration of agricultural sustainability. The documentary aims to educate audiences about regenerative farming methods and their potential impact.
Further opportunities for the public to view the documentary are planned. A public screening is scheduled to take place in Suttons Bay, Michigan. Specific details regarding the date and time of this screening were not provided in the summary. The documentary’s production timeline spanned three years, indicating a significant commitment from the students and faculty involved.
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