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      Green Wave x Melt Everything reimagine Cetadelic as a Creative Service for Ocean Advocacy

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      Following a period of reflection after the passing of Kshamenk, Green Wave Enterprises and Melt Everything are pleased to announce a new chapter for Cetadelic.

      Originally conceived as a creative awareness campaign inspired by the stories of captive cetaceans, Cetadelic is now evolving into a collaborative creative service dedicated to supporting organizations working in cetacean liberation and ocean conservation.

      Rather than building campaigns around a single individual, the project will focus on partnering with mission-driven organizations through immersive visual storytelling, VJ art, projection experiences, music integration, and other creative media that help bring ocean advocacy to life.

      Recognizing that many nonprofits operate with limited resources, Cetadelic will offer its services through a flexible, nonprofit-minded model, including sliding-scale pricing and, whenever possible, pro bono collaborations for organizations whose missions closely align with its own.

      “Our goal is simple,” said Morgan Lavery of Melt Creative. “We want to use the tools we know best to support the people already doing the hard work. If immersive art can help amplify their message, inspire new audiences, or create meaningful experiences, then that’s where we want to contribute.”

      Green Wave and Melt Everything look forward to building relationships with conservation organizations, advocacy campaigns, filmmakers, artists, and event producers who believe that creativity can play a meaningful role in protecting our oceans and the lives they sustain.

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