"We have written many times about the films of Studio Birthplace , about their committed Hollywood-quality clips that deal with plastic waste , the destructive power of petroleum , what it means to wear synthetics and their repeated work for Greenpeace and now also for Canopy." - PAGE Magazine

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PAGE Magazine has written about our campaign film for Canopy Planet's Pack4Good Initiative.

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A translated to English excerpt of their article below:

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Trained in Hollywood and special effects and with a flair for striking images, filmmakers Sil van der Woerd and Jorik Dozy from Studio Birthplace bring the felled trees back to life and invade the cities where they are consumed.

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With the help of CGI, various trees make their way into the urban canyons of London, roll past a café, come down from the mountainsides and give a slight idea of ​​what this incredible number of 3.1 billion trees means.

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But the film also shows alternatives. Because it cannot be paper instead of plastic, especially when other materials have long been available. Packaging can be made from agricultural residues , from wheat straw, for example, which has so far mostly been burned. Or from inedible food waste.

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Read the full article here.

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Learn more:

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Watch "Pack4Good" here.

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