This film was created as part of a series for the Carbon Disclosure Project, outlining how their clients have addressed their sustainability agenda. This production took place in Cape Town and was captured over two days at various locations to case study some successful environmental initiatives that Woolworths have implemented.
Norwegian People’s Aid is a partisan organisation that focuses on humanitarian organisation for solidarity. Governed by elected boards and committees, they undertake practical preventative and support work at home and abroad. They focus on two strategic areas, namely just distribution of power and resources and protection of life and health.
The Carbon Disclosure Project is an independent not-for-profit organisation holding the largest database of primary corporate climate change information in the world. Over 3,000 organisations in some 60 countries disclose and measure their greenhouse gas emissions, water management and climate change strategies through CDP, in order to set reduction targets and make performance improvements. This data is then used by a wide audience including institutional investors, corporations, policymakers and their advisors, public sector organisations, government bodies, academics and the public. [...]
In 2007 we produced a pilot to explain the story of a group of breakdancers in Uganda that travel the country educating and training children. It has since been commissioned by the Irish film board to be turned into a feature length documentary. We finished filming in the summer of 2011 at a breakdancing convention in London and has already received media attention in The Economist and The Guardian.
When the coalition government tried to push through The Public Bodies Bill, there was a huge risk that they would be selling off the UK’s forests to the highest bidder. 38 Degrees created a petition in opposition to these proposals, and they gained huge public support. In order to communicate the cause, our team were enlisted to create a viral to increase awareness and encourage people to sign the petition. After 500,000 signatures, the bill was halted.
Prostate Action funds research and education to beat prostate disease. They were formed by the merger of Prostate UK and Prostate Cancer Research Foundation in October 2010. They believe that by funding the best research and educating medical professionals around the country they can make a difference for all men today and in the future. The Blue Skies Forum is a call to arms for the next generation of prostate disease researchers. Prostate Action recognises the need to invest in the future of [...]
The International Osteoporosis Foundation are registered as a not-for-profit, non-governmental foundation in Switzerland. It functions as a global alliance of patient, medical and research societies, scientists, health care professionals, and international companies concerned about bone health. In conjunction with Daiichi Sankyo, we created a film on Osteoporosis called ‘Improvement Through Movement.’
This film was created as part of a series for the Carbon Disclosure Project, outing how their clients have addressed a sustainability agenda. Weather was to be a key factor in the two day shoot on location in Vienna and Munich, with rain hindering the schedule and low cloud providing a bland back drop and flat lighting. The crew decided to work with the conditions, electing to shoot the Eco-car sequence on the streets on Munich during a heavy downpour - slowmotion [...]
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