Hi all,
I wanted to let you know about a film challenge Greenpeace UK is organising in mid-September. The winning film-maker will be given a budget of £5,000 to make a campaign film to support one of our campaigns.
The competition is running in conjunction with Greenpeace offices across Europe, but open to filmmakers from anywhere in the world.
Help Greenpeace turn the cameras on Volkswagen.
Volkswagen says it wants to be the most eco-friendly car manufacturer in the world. But it’s spending millions trying to stop laws to make cars more efficient and cut climate change emissions.
Sign up and find out more at http://www.greenpeace.org/filmcompetition
You’ll have two weeks from the launch date to make a one minute film on the competition brief. That brief is secret for now, but we promise you it’s going to make you want to fuse your creativity with your conscience.
The best films will be screened at a special event at the Curzon Soho in London. They’ll be seen by thousands of people around the world and be a key part of our climate campaign.
We have a prestigious panel of judges from the world of film making, activism and advertising, and if your film is the winner you will be awarded a £5,000 budget to make Greenpeace’s next campaign movie.
I wanted to let you know about a film challenge Greenpeace UK is organising in mid-September. The winning film-maker will be given a budget of £5,000 to make a campaign film to support one of our campaigns.
The competition is running in conjunction with Greenpeace offices across Europe, but open to filmmakers from anywhere in the world.
Help Greenpeace turn the cameras on Volkswagen.
Volkswagen says it wants to be the most eco-friendly car manufacturer in the world. But it’s spending millions trying to stop laws to make cars more efficient and cut climate change emissions.
Sign up and find out more at http://www.greenpeace.org/filmcompetition
You’ll have two weeks from the launch date to make a one minute film on the competition brief. That brief is secret for now, but we promise you it’s going to make you want to fuse your creativity with your conscience.
The best films will be screened at a special event at the Curzon Soho in London. They’ll be seen by thousands of people around the world and be a key part of our climate campaign.
We have a prestigious panel of judges from the world of film making, activism and advertising, and if your film is the winner you will be awarded a £5,000 budget to make Greenpeace’s next campaign movie.