Thumbnail of a video titled "The Guardian" with 540K views, featuring two people in an office setting. The man has white hair and a beard, and the woman has short gray hair. Behind them are framed artworks on the wall.

Online films making real world change

  • Climate film shown to MPs in Parliament

  • Rewritten science textbooks

  • Got prime time news coverage, on Guardian, BBC News, Newsround

  • Seen ambitious crowdfunder goals achieved

We work with businesses, researchers, charities, broadcasters and organisations who have important ideas that need to reach the right people.

Case Study - Solar Schools

  • After a divisive fracking protest split the community, climate charity Possible wanted a striking film that showed the ‘solar powered village’ coming back together.

  • We pitched several creative ideas to the team, settling on filming a long exposure light painting event to show positive climate action.

    The project lead said ‘That’s the best thing I’ve heard all week’. We hired a light artist and set kids loose with solar powered torches.

  • The film got seen over 161,000 times on Faceook alone. It was reposted by viral video aggregator Upworthy, giving huge organic reach which directly contributed to their ambitious crowdfunding goals. The photos were extremely useful as social media assets, and longer film was repurposed for further viral short form videos.

The image features a purple background with the word 'Possible' in large white text, and below it, the phrase 'Inspiring climate action' in smaller purple text.
Five children standing outside at night, playing with colorful light trails, creating patterns with glow sticks or LED lights.

Screening in Parliament

This climate and health film was commissioned by The Lancet medical Journal to go on YouTube. The film was selected for a special climate and health screening to MPs and ministers in Parliament.

“It stimulated good debate, and questions and was very well received.

We sent it to all MSPs by email, and it has been used in postgrad healthcare sessions.”

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