We create space for presence without performance.
About Eutierra Studios
About Us
EUTIERRIA STUDIOS
We create space for presence without performance.
This is work about how humans show up—in nature, in conversation, in shared space—without
disappearing to keep things running smoothly. No optimization. No transformation promises. No noise.
Just the practice of staying intact while staying connected.
Our work spans media, immersive experiences, and frameworks for responsible
participation—all rooted in the belief that awareness doesn't require self-erasure.
We're based in Vermont. We work slowly. We mean what we say.
Current Projects
The Green Room: Unplugged
Documentary series where comedians spend 24 hours off-grid. What happens when performers can't perform?
The Still Point
Off-grid cabin experiences in Vermont. 24 hours unplugged. No facilitation. Just land, silence, and you.
Opening 2026
Hold the Field
A book and framework for staying present without disappearing. For people who read rooms and refuse to be conscripted by their own awareness.
Held
On responsible participation in shared systems. What it means to show up without managing what isn't yours.
The Through-Line
Everything we create asks the same question:
How do you stay present in complex, relational environments without absorbing everything in them?
Whether that's 24 hours alone in the woods, a room full of people, or the systems we navigate daily—the practice is the same:
Presence without disappearing.
Founded By
Jody Sloane is a Coast Guard veteran, licensed boat captain, stand-up comedian for 20+ years, and author of Hold the Field.
For three decades, she held a 100-ton Coast Guard operator's license, conducting Boston Duck Tours
and navigating live, unpredictable environments where reading the field wasn't optional—it was survival.
She knows what it costs to stay calm under pressure. And what happens when awareness gets mistaken for responsibility.
Eutierria Studios grew from a simple recognition: highly attuned people—veterans, performers,
caregivers, anyone who's been field-tested without a framework—deserve language and practice for staying intact.
The work here isn't about becoming less capable. It's about staying present without being conscripted by your own attunement.
Jody splits her time between Vermont (off-grid half the year, surrounded by state forest) and New Hampshire,
with her dogs Betty and Ollie and her "hubbish" Eric.
She writes, speaks, and builds spaces where presence doesn't require performance.