Climate is a crisis of communication
anxiety -> acceptance -> ACTION
We produce video content for organisations dedicated to tackling the climate and nature crisis
Why we do it:
96% of internet users turn to video to learn more about a topic (source).
The fossil fuel lobby churns it out. The climate, nature and sustainability sectors urgently need to follow suit.
If you want to have an impact, using video is vital.
The potential is enormous, yet often untapped due to perceived barriers such as lack of time or expertise.
What we do:
Climate Acceptance Studios makes it easier for climate and nature organisations to harness the unparalleled power of video, cut through the noise in today’s digital landscape, and drive action.
Our high-quality, fast, flexible, climate-aware video production services help our clients influence policy, enhance communications, boost memberships, foster partnerships, support fundraising, and engage new audiences.
Who we work for:
"We're an international NGO. We work in multiple territories on various projects - from multilateral policy advocacy to the decarbonization of one of the world's largest sectors, health. The work of Climate Acceptance Studios (CAS) has furthered our goals across the board, building new partnerships and strengthening existing networks. Our event work has reached a wider audience through their social media content. They've also enhanced our fundraising strategy. CAS is now helping us prepare for COP30 by producing a video for our Brazilian partners. Highly recommended."
Diana Picon Manyari, International Climate Director, Health Care Without Harm
Where we work:
Remotely
We can produce content of up to 4k quality for anyone, anywhere in the world with a smartphone using our Virtual Studio. New client? Join the waiting list for a free video.
Internationally
COP 29, Nov 2024
We brought six cameras and three videographers to the Blue Zone, where we first filmed and then provided on-the-spot post-production for fast content delivery. Here is a video of one of the inspiring pavilions we covered:
United Nations General Assembly, Sept 2024
Our team covered ten days of events. This film chronicles a busy day of advocacy for the CEO of the largest fund of its kind in the world:
World Health Assembly, May 2024
As the only independent film crew granted access to the Palais des Nations, we offered a unique perspective on the climax of a ride across Europe by two paediatricians raising the alarm on the air pollution crisis. Here is the story of this campaign:
