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Other projects include: Home: A Rockumentary, following a year in the life of a public middle school rock band in South Philadelphia, A River Reborn, chronicling the revival of a river in the mountains of Central Pennsylvania poisoned by chemicals from abandoned coal mines, and COP27 was a Rehearsal from the 2022 UN climate conference in Egypt.
In addition to his independent documentaries Ben produces a range of short films and videos through his company Mangrove Media, based in Philadelphia. Mangrove partners with organizations including The Nature Conservancy, PennEnvironment, and the National Wildlife Federation.
Graham, Kristen A., “Philly Elementary School Rockers Earn Ovations – and a New Documentary”, October 29, 2017
Quinn O’Callahan, “Guitar Hero”, The Philadelphia Citizen, January 26, 2017
Neil Genzlinger, “Build a Beach, Rinse, Repeat”, New York Times, November 29, 2013
Jeff Berkshire, “Shored Up”, Variety, December 13, 2013
Daphne Howland, “A Beautiful Look at How Seaboards are Destroyed in Shored Up”, Village Voice, November 27, 2013
Bryce Renninger, “Should Public Museums be Open to Controversial Films?” IndieWire, November 21, 2013
Scott Huler, “In NC, the Science Show Doesn’t Go On”, Scientific American, November 19, 2013
Erik Stokstad, “Science Museum Declines to Show Climate Change Film”, Science, November 22, 2013
John Anderson, “Documentaries Thrive in Sandy’s Ruins”, New York Times, February 1, 2013
Patrick Gavin, “Director: Climate Change Right Here”, Politico, June 18, 2013
Plan C for Civilization, feature documentary
Shored Up, DirecTV, 86 minutes, 2013
HOME: A Rockumentary, WHYY Philadelphia, 55 minutes, 2017
Can We Cool the Planet?, NOVA/PBS, 53 minutes, 2020
Diorama, Grand Prize @ Seh Sehsuchte