Contaminated Water in Cantua Creek | Unfiltered (Original Film Score)

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Contaminated Water in Cantua Creek is a track from the original film score for the mini documentary, Unfiltered: California's Central Valley Water Crisis (2021), directed by Peter Rocca.

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Written by: Eric Huang
Produced by: Eric Huang
Mixed and Mastered by Eric Huang

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Tracklisting:
1. Unfiltered: California's Central Valley Water Crisis
2. Assembly Bill 685
3. The Human Right to Water
4. Water Code Section 106.3
5. No Clean Water For Our People
6. The Sustainable Groundwater Management Act
7. Most Expensive Water as Well as Being Contaminated
8. It's a Business
9. Unhealthy Levels of Toxins
10. The Water of San Joaquin
11. Nitrates and 1-2-3 TCP
12. Contaminated Water in Cantua Creek
13. Nitrates From the Agricultural Industry
14. There's Cancer in These Communities
15. Senate Bill 200
16. He Said That San Joaquin Was Never Going to Change
17. We Deserve Better
18. End Credits

About Unfiltered:
On September 25, 2012, California was the first state to declare access to clean drinking water as a human right. Unfortunately, nearly one million California residents do not have access to a compliant water source -- especially in the Central Valley. Although California has passed measures such as the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) in 2014 and the Safe and Affordable Funding for Equity and Resilience (SAFER) bill in 2019, progress toward effective change moves at a glacial pace. California is a leader in cash farm receipts in the United States, accounting for nearly 13 percent of the total agricultural value. Virtually all of the state's fertile farmland is in the Central and San Joaquin Valleys. While the crops receive clean water, many of the rural residents do not. Factors of the contaminated drinking wells include nitrate in the soil, agricultural runoff, and decaying infrastructure. The water has chemicals such as arsenic, high nitrate levels, and forever chemicals like 1-2-3 TCP. Thus, our story hopes to shed light on the overlooked inequities of water quality in California. Our documentary team is reaching out to water quality experts, non-profit organizations, farmworkers, local politicians, filtration plant workers, and many more to immerse our audience in this complex, systemic issue. However, our student film crew cannot accomplish this feat on our own. With your support, our crew can cover the costs required to engage with members of these rural communities and bring their story to life.

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Unfiltered Campaign Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Z869iQP6FI

Unfiltered Indiegogo Page:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/unfiltered-california-s-rural-water-crisis#/

About Eric Huang:
Eric Huang is an LA-based composer of film scores, chamber works, and orchestral works. Eric is currently an undergraduate at the University of California – Santa Barbara studying Music Composition in the College of Creative Studies. Eric’s concert piece The Odyssey Suite has won first prize for the large ensemble category (undergraduate) of the Dorothy and Sherrill C. Corwin Awards in 2021. Currently, Eric is collaborating with student directors at UCSB's Department of Film and Media Studies on short films.