Odyssey 2050 (2012)

Country

United Kingdom

How it feels

A multimedia project combines animation, documentary, and live action to encourage young people worldwide to fight climate change. It shows real images of environmental damage along with graphics to raise awareness and motivate action.

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What happens

Odyssey 2050 is a multimedia film project created by Canadian teacher and musician Bruce Callow. The film incorporates digital animation, documentary, and live action sequences. The aim of the film is to motivate young people from around the world to take constructive action against climate change. Odyssey 2050 is also a registered non-governmental organization. The film was produced in Costa Rica by Daniel and Miguel Bermejo of the Synchro Film company. Bruce Callow, formerly of the UK Embassy, the Earth Charter Initiative, and the British Council were also producers. Odyssey 2050 blends animation and graphics with real life images of environmental destruction. The film aims to raise awareness, create positive change and to reach young people across the world. Odyssey 2050 was established by the British Embassy in Costa Rica with financial support from Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Along with the production of the film, the team at Odyssey 2050 is engaged in running workshops at schools and universities, climate change conferences, and businesses worldwide. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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