From superheroes to sports dramas, Hollywood has made Cleveland home this summer and we're loving it.
Sure, we offered a plant tour to Captain America and guests (the offer still stands, BTW), but it got us thinking, "Would Hollywood find our unsung work worthy of the silver screen?"
To get that conversation started, we wanted to pitch a few plot lines that were rooted in our clean-water work—but had touches of drama, or villainy, or romance that just may appeal to some key movie-going demographics.
So picture this...
Easterly Wastewater Treatment Plant employees, while making improvements to a plant building that dates to the 1930s, uncover long-hidden plans for a water-treatment process that could change the world. Why has it been hidden for so long? And who's trying to stop it from becoming a reality?
An experienced crew of field tech operators must use their skills and knowledge of the Sewer District's more than 280 miles of interceptor to track down a zombie army growing its forces deep underground.
Mackenzie is the name of the huge tunnel boring machine digging an 18,000-foot-long sewer tunnel 200 feet under Cleveland. She's state-of-the-art engineering technology at its finest. …Until her guidance system begins thinking for itself.
Robert and Ami have just purchased the home of their dreams along the same river that ran through the town where they both grew up. Little did they know that erosion and higher flow volumes from development upstream have put their home at risk of washing away forever. But is their marriage eroding faster than the stream banks? Will rebuilding one help to stabilize the other?
We're talking endless possibilities! Of course, if plans are in the works for WaterWorld 2, Kevin's already in town, and so is our Great Lake.
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