Youth from around the Planet submitted their Film4Climate stories in a global call for climate action. Emotional, powerful, solutions-orientated films to inspire individuals, organizations and world leaders to take action on climate change, and build a greener future. Connect4Climate's Film4Climate Competition represents, indeed, the global momentum in support of worldwide action coming out of the Paris Climate Change Agreement.
Who are these young filmmakers? What inspired them to tell a story on this global issue and share it with the world? In order to better understand their background, willing, and expectations, Connect4Climate presents you a series of interviews with some of the Film4Climate Global Video Competition winners. If you have any particular question, join us during the upcoming Facebook live Q&As that we are organizing with the support of our partners.
Spencer Sharp, "Three Seconds," 1st Prize Short Film Winner #Film4Climate 
“You can do a film, but if it doesn’t mean anything, if it doesn’t have an inspirational message or some moral, it doesn’t fill your soul.” - READ THE INTERVIEW
Joslin Kehdy and Nadia Asfour, "Sunday Thoughts"
"When the last tree has been cut down, the last fish caught, the last river poisoned, only then will we realize that one cannot eat money." - READ THE INTERVIEW
Benjamin Pfohl, "Eternal Summer", Connect4Climate Special Award, Cinematography
"After watching many other climate films, which mostly address their audiences with information about the matter, I wanted to do something different." - READ THE INTERVIEW
Jay Carter-Cole & Dani Martinez, "Your Choice," Put a Price on Carbon Pollution Award and PSA Award (1st Prize)
"Start small. You can make a difference by using electric only when necessary, walking to the shops instead of driving or sharing a lift to work with a friend!" - READ THE INTERVIEW
Kaia Rose and Eric Mann, "Climate Countdown: Price on Carbon," Put a Price on Carbon Pollution Award (Short Film)
“Carbon pricing is an egoless way of solving climate change. It forces the market to move in a certain direction.” - READ THE INTERVIEW
