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Sweetwater's Evil Seed Trilogy adapted to film from the C.G. McGovern-Bowen Sci-Fi/Action-Adventure novel will film in the Bahamas on Blue Lagoon Island in addition to Rio de Janeiro. Evil Seed: Project Utopia, Part 2, the title for the second film is well underway. Sage Sweetwater has completed the first Spielberg-oriented Evil Seed film and it is in the hands of film financiers. The Evil Seed Trilogy will be finished by end of April 2013.
Sweetwater adds a PROJECT UTOPIA dolphin storyline in her adaptation of the C.G. McGovern-Bowen Sci-Fi novel EVIL SEED, the additional Abaco, Bahama film location Blue Lagoon Island in the Bahamas where the local Atlantic Bottlenose dolphin s reside in their habitat on Treasure Island (a.k.a. Great Guana Cay) Abaco, Bahamas. The PROJECT UTOPIA dolphin storyline will have tie-ins with contents of the book by C.G. McGovern-Bowen. Sweetwater is writing the additional dolphin storyline incorporating telepathic sonar in the cosmic grid system.
The 3-D animated alien character Tara brings this to our attention in this snippet of dialogue written additionally by Sweetwater, "Marine education is vital to peaceful world living. The dolphins are here on a mission. They have come to Gaia as messengers. The dolphins are calling people with a high level of intelligence to inhabit Project Utopia."
In 1996, Dolphin Encounters http://www.dolphinencounters.com/ was chosen by Universal Studios to work on the movie "Flipper" starring Paul Hogan and Elijah Wood. The company provided three dolphins - to play the famous aquatic star. Dolphin Encounters was also involved in the making of several well-known commercials for companies such as Sony, and Visa as well as several music videos. Some of our dolphins also starred in the Mary Kate & Ashley adventure film, "Holiday in the Sun." Chances are you have also seen the dolphins of Blue Lagoon Island. They have been featured on CBS, NBC, E!, CNN, ESPN, MTV, QVC, Nickelodeon, Oxygen, many local ABC, NBC, and CBS affiliates , the BBC, SKY News, VOX TV and many other international television and radio shows and networks, magazines and newspapers.
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