WOODS HOLE, Mass. & PORTLAND, Ore. - TelAve -- "HUBBLE SPACE WONDERS" a captivating new space documentary that pays homage to NASA's Hubble Telescope from filmmaker Kevin Stirling, featuring Hubble's dazzling deep space images, has been named an Official Selection in multiple film festivals, is set to screen coast-to-coast at the Woods Hole and Oregon Documentary Film Festivals, and has won the 2021 Platinum NASA REMI Award at the 54th WorldFest-Houston Film Festival.

The Hubble Telescope has become a rock-star in astronomy circles and continues to inspire the public with its prodigious photographic portfolio of awesome images of distant planets, stars, and galaxies. For space enthusiasts - Hubble is NASA's spectacular scientific shutterbug!

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"Congratulations on winning this 2021 REMI film award. "HUBBLE SPACE WONDERS" is a tribute to NASA's Hubble Telescope and its sensational photos that wow audiences from Cape Canaveral to Culver City, CA," said J. Hunter Todd, Worldfest-Houston Founding Director.

"I am honored to win this REMI award. I hope this film reminds audiences that even during a pandemic, we can still gaze into the night sky just as Gallieo and many others once did to ponder the great beauty and wonders of space. Hubble helps us to do that with its never-seen-before images of the universe," said Stirling, the film's producer and director.

The doc short showcases Hubble's deep space imaging capabilities and features footage of Hubble's 1990 launch and former NASA Flight Director Bill Reeves giving the order to deploy Hubble with a resounding, "CapCom, we have a GO for release," thus launching Hubble's 30+ year history of staring into space.

HUBBLE SPACE WONDERS (HSW) will screen coast-to-coast beginning July 31 at the Woods Hole Film Festival, MA (virtual 7/31 & in-person 8/3) and on Aug 15 in Portland, OR at the Oregon Documentary Film Festival. HSW has also been named an Official Selection in two Australian festivals, notably SCINEMA, Australia's largest science film festival and the Space Faring Civilization Festival.

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"Television audiences are interested in space programming, whether its NASA's Mars Perseverance, the Apollo missions or Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin and Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic and their foray into space tourism," Stirling said. "These are exciting times with so many networks, OTT & streaming services like Disney, Amazon, CNNFilms, Sony, WarnerMedia, PBS, Netflix, NASA TV, NatGeo, A&E Networks and ViacomCBS all looking for programming content for their audiences."

Stirling has previously produced numerous award-winning space-genre documentaries and TV pilots including: "March To The Moon," Go For Landing, "Moon Beat," "Houston: We Have a Space Junk Problem" and "Apollo 8: A Christmas Moon." Stirling currently has projects and scripts in development covering new space-docs, sci-fi and ventures about Amelia Earhart, President Lincoln and also "SKYLINES" a new TV/cable pilot he is producing about architecture.

Stirling, a director, producer, and editor, provides a range of film and television services through his production company NCI Film Productions and can be reached for corporate/commercial film/TV projects (domestic & foreign) at info@hswthemovie.com