Ray Bandar: A Life with Skulls, 2006
He's called Dr. Bones and Reptile Ray. Usually seen collecting the skulls from dead animals, Ray Bandar has been a fixture at the Academy of Science and Bay Area beaches for more than 50 years. Ray Bandar: A Life with Skulls is a 30-minute documentary that celebrates this skull collector and his passion for living (and dead) things. See a trailer of this movie on the web site: http://www.a-life-with-skulls.com.

A Day in the Life of an Animal Care Volunteer, 2005
This ten-minute documentary chronicles a typical day as an animal care volunteer at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, California. It was created so that new volunteers would have an overview of the day-to-day procedures for animal care crews.

Elephant Seal Feeding Techniques, 2005
This training DVD demonstrates how to teach elephant seal pups to eat fish. Used for volunteers at the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, CA.

Marine Mammal Education DVD, 2005
This DVD was created to replace the live tours when the Center began renovations in 2005. Used in the classroom, this DVD shows visitors how the center operates, and includes all aspects of animal rescue, care and rehabilitation.

Rules of Attraction, 2004
Every year, thousands of elephant seals return to Ano Nuevo State Reserve in Northern California to perform their annual mating ritual.  Rules of Attraction details the elaborate routine of these marine mammals.
Fueled by the most testosterone per pound of any mammal on earth, the males engage in heavy combat while females birth their pups on the beach. The movie observes the males as they battle each other for alpha-bull status, the females as they nurse their young and the weaners, who are left shortly after birth.

The Whale Bus, 2005
One-hour long documentary captures the way the Marine Mammal Center teaches kids about whales. Shot during the classroom experience, this DVD captures the interactive learning experience that the Center offers young learners.