1° Award Live action video

1st Prize

Food for Thought

David Agustin

David Agustin, Republic of the Philippines

Theme: We eat the climate change

The author chose to interpret the topic “We eat the climate change” by illustrating the water impact of food production in a simple and direct way , underlining the importance of becoming aware of our own daily actions that affect resources and our planet.

The image of the water rising at our feet represents an effective connection of food choices with one of the most important consequences of climate change: the problem of the rising of sea and ocean levels.

The concept, clarity and quality of execution are the main strengths that have contributed to the effectiveness of the video.

2° Award Live action video

2nd Prize

Quando Venezia si poteva ancora visitare

Marco Ginelli

Marco Ginelli, Italy

Theme: One for all and all for one

The video, with a fast and modern pace, is aimed at a wide audience and wishes them to “become aware” of the power of the actions of individuals who together can contribute to the fight against climate change, offering proactive reflections and ideas for action.

The originality of the writing, the communication skills and the light tone have contributed to create a captivating and stimulating video, even if with some lack in terms of quality of realization.

Special jury award

Special jury prize

Organise.Earth

Letizia Biscarini

Letizia Biscarini, Italy

Theme: One for all and all for one

The jury has chosen to award this video relating to “One for all and all for one” for the ability to describe one of the most important associative experiences at national level in the field of climate change.

The video, in fact, well emphasizes the weight and urgency of a participatory action coming from below to move politics to undertake choices that cannot be postponed to tackle climate change.