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Featured Greenpeace projects
This week's top Greenpeace projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Greenpeace · Make Future
Greenpeace's 'Make Future' campaign is a public awareness initiative that centers on the intersection of human endurance and environmental volatility. The film channels a high-stakes narrative through live-action footage of surfers navigating turbulent, heavy ocean swells. Crafted by the teams at 100% and Dawn, the work leans into a cinematic visual language defined by desaturated, cool color grading. Moody underwater perspectives and shifting surface-level shots emphasize the raw environmental setting, utilizing a deliberate, tense atmosphere to ground the message.
Greenpeace · PlayForTheFuture
Greenpeace addresses the environmental impact of modern transportation in the campaign 'PlayForTheFuture.' Developed by agency VML, the project leverages documentary-style footage to examine the ecological consequences of road traffic and automotive reliance. The film juxtaposes wide, warm-toned aerial views of congested highways against candid interviews with young adults. By integrating live-action technique with digital graphic overlays, the narrative highlights the perspectives of a new generation on personal mobility and environmental responsibility.
Greenpeace · Fight for our Forests
Greenpeace's 'Fight for our Forests' campaign utilizes narrative animation to highlight the environmental impact of deforestation. The piece centers on a pair of koalas in an open woodland, contrasting the detailed textures of the natural environment with the encroaching shadow of industrial machinery. Directed by Dropbear with cinematography by Cesar Salmeron-Hoving ACS, the project leans into a nostalgic aesthetic through its 3D render / CGI execution. The campaign was produced by Photoplay Films, with music production provided by Sonar Music.
Greenpeace · Oceans
Greenpeace's Oceans project is a public awareness campaign focusing on marine conservation and the impact of industrial fishing. The animated work utilizes an artistic aesthetic to depict the delicate balance of sea life against the disruption of commercial vessels. The piece employs grainy, geometric animation styles that incorporate watercolor textures. Through these varied visual techniques, the project illustrates the environmental challenges facing marine ecosystems. Production for the project was handled by Photoplay and Playtime, with music and sound design by Sonar Music and PR services provided by Larissa Meikle.
Greenpeace · No Place Like Home - Sea Level Rise
Greenpeace addresses the impact of rising sea levels in the stop-motion animation campaign, 'No Place Like Home - Sea Level Rise.' The project features a detailed miniature bathroom diorama where floodwater gradually overtakes domestic fixtures, visualising the encroaching climate crisis within an intimate setting. The production, handled by Photoplay, leans into cinematic lighting and a minimalist aesthetic to establish a moody atmosphere. Atmospheric sound design, provided by Sonar Music, complements the visual narrative to underscore the unfolding scene.
Greenpeace · No Place Like Home - CO2
Greenpeace presents 'No Place Like Home - CO2', an animated public awareness project that explores the impact of climate change through a detailed miniature diorama. The film utilizes a 3D render/CGI technique to place a static living room set within the confines of a fragile globe. Throughout the sequence, the domestic environment is overwhelmed by thick smoke and greenhouse gases, punctuated by industrial imagery flickering across a miniature television. The production features a moody aesthetic, pairing minimalist set design with deliberate, stop-motion style animation to convey its message. Production services were provided by Photoplay / Playtime and Freelance, with original music and sound design by Sonar Music.
Greenpeace · No Place Like Home - Temp Rise
Greenpeace presents 'No Place Like Home - Temp Rise,' a campaign video that utilizes a miniature kitchen model to visualize the impacts of rising global temperatures. The production centers on a small-scale domestic setting where everyday appliances and living spaces are overtaken by intense flames. Produced in collaboration with Photoplay / Playtime and featuring sound design by Sonar Music, the short film employs a cinematic approach to its climate narrative. The project leans into a warm, fiery color palette and utilizes 3D render and CGI techniques to detail the spread of fire across the kitchen environment.
Greenpeace · Turtle Journey: the crisis in our oceans
Greenpeace presents 'Turtle Journey,' an animated film produced by Aardman. The project leverages traditional stop-motion animation and sculpture techniques to depict the movement of sea turtles through a complex marine ecosystem. Utilizing a claymation-style approach, the film focuses on detailed character interaction within a vibrant coral reef. The production emphasizes artistic craft, employing stylized lighting and color grading to navigate themes surrounding ocean conservation and marine biology.
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