PRESS
"Catching the 2024 total solar eclipse from the stratosphere, one year anniversary, Mission Umbra."
“For less than three hours, a 700-gram mannequin covered in silk floated in the stratosphere, 33 km above Earth.”
“No, it's not AI. It's a mannequin floating in the atmosphere. It was created for ‘The Dorothy Project’ mission.”
"A silk-covered mannequin was launched into the stratosphere in a project that’s part science experiment, part environmental statement, ..."
"What happens after an eclipse?
A group of astronauts, artists, and storytellers from the Icelandic folk tradition gather at the foot of the Snæfellsjökull glacier..."
"As tens of millions of people across USA from Oregon to South Caroline tilted their heads skyward to observe an eclipse, a young filmmaker in Montréal..."
"If the Artemis II astronauts had made their re-entry from space a few months earlier they may have spotted out of their capsule window..."
"A team of scientists and artists sent a modified 360 camera to the edge of space, capturing breathtaking images meant to inspire people to reconnect with Earth."
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The Dorothy Project is a non-profit organization based in Montréal, CANADA.
We work and communicate in both French and English.
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For press inquiries, including requests for press kits related to our films, missions,
or upcoming events and screenings, please contact us at this address :
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