Sadis Filmworks is proud to announce the PBS premiere of
THE POWER OF SNOQUALMIE FALLS
on KCTS/Channel 9, February 1st at 9pm.

Watch a quick preview:

This was an incredible collaborative effort with the folks at PSE who have a wonderful devotion to their rich history. This hour-long, HD piece, captures the compelling story of Charles Baker, a young civil engineer at the turn of the 20th century, who designed, financed and built the world’s first all-underground hydro-electric power plant at Snoqualmie Falls. The plant and transmission lines were built in the unbelievable time-frame of 16 months, propelling the Northwest into the age of electricity.

We’re very proud of our work on this documentary and hope you enjoy it.

Earlier posts:
Sno Falls Update
Photo Tour of the 112 year-old facility

Last November, we had the pleasure of working again with the Association of Fundraising Professionals on the videos that featured National Philanthropy Day’s 6 regional award winners.  Every year the AFP chooses outstanding philanthropic individuals and organizations who inspire communities.  This year, the story of the Award Winning Youth Philanthropist, Mina Saudagaran caught the attention of KCTS/PBS. The incredible story of her efforts to help young girls in Afghanistan was featured in a segment on KCTS on January 1 utilizing the story we created.