As global populations rise and coastal environments face increasing pressure, the impact of human behavior on our oceans has never been more visible. Plastic SEAS is a short documentary I produced that examines how plastic pollution affects marine ecosystems, coastal communities, and human health. The film highlights how microplastics move through waterways and ultimately into our bodies, underscoring the urgency of stronger marine conservation efforts.

As part of my ongoing eco-focused video series, this piece blends environmental filmmaking with sustainability storytelling to show how everyday choices contribute to a much larger problem—and how meaningful change begins with individual action.

This video is featured alongside additional work documenting Santa Monica plastic pollution, palstic pollution in out food chain, ocean conservation challenges, and the growing need for informed, creative intervention.

Film By Jeneene Chatowsky