This short film is a call to action for climate change. It can also act as an educational video to explain weather on earth. The producer uses different voices to unite humanity into combating climate change problems together.
This film is a beautiful story of human existence on earth. It is a wakeup call to society that earth has been here much longer than us, and will continue to be here after we are gone. The film urges viewers to respect our home so that the weather respects us. There is mild cursing.
This film is a great educational tool to inform audiences about waste, trash, and recycling. The producer is very hopeful that anyone can make a difference through recycling glass and aluminum cans. This film is easy to follow and very informative.
This is a great film about the consumption of CO2 by humanity. The producer parallels beautiful nature to the dark reality of society's burning of fossil fuels. The film does a good job at compelling the viewer to learn more.
This film uses humor to convey the need to act now. The producer uses unintelligent surfers to tell stories about the current climate reality. This short is a lighthearted and funny film to watch.
“Today’s choices are tomorrow’s climate.” This short film expresses the severity of the climate change issue. It engages the audience to become enlightened and act now.
This film is a comedy about how much energy we consume in our everyday lives. The producer views energy consumption as an addiction and helps a young man overcome that addiction. This film is very humorous for older audiences.
This film shows simple ways to help the environment in our everyday life. The producer uses humor to show a young man's thoughts about his story in the climate change reality. The film is great for all audiences looking to laugh and learn about how to be a superhero in our own lives.
This short film is an animation about humanity's impact on the earth. The story touches on politics and its interaction with the environment. This film is well produced and gives the viewer a good idea about the climate change reality.
Red Cup Culture is a short film about making changes to college parties for a sustainable future. The producer gives a smart idea to combat the problem of constantly throwing away red solo cups. This film is fun and relatable to CU students.
