The film, created by staff and students from across UAL, won The People's Voice in the Public Service and Activism category at The Webby Awards. Beating off strong competition from Lady Gaga, among others, the win is all the more sweet because it came for a resolutely collaborative and cross-organisational project.
The Climate Emergency Interactive is a film that introduces students to the climate emergency then asks questions, relates it to creative practice and gives its audience the tools for action. It was commissioned by the Climate Emergency Network and developed through the Climate Emergency Assembly process.
Trailer
Join a viewing session
UAL staff and students are invited to join one of our upcoming group viewing sessions:
Friday 4 June, 2:30pm
Saturday 5 June, 7pm
Congratulations to:
The Film Steering Group comprising staff and students: Johanna Crafoord (CSM), Alison Green (CSM), Peter Hall (CSM), Noor Khazem (CSM), Martin Percy (CSM), Audrey Solomon (LCC), Greta Stepanyan (Chelsea), and Lily Stevens (CSM).
The film's student presenters: Idris Balugon (CSM), Sam Cain (Wimbledon), Johanna Crafoord (CSM), Arielle Zilkah (Wimbledon) and Lily Stevens (CSM).
Created with the support of: George Barker (CSM), Jonathan Carson (CSM), Kate Keara Pelen (CSM) and Jeremy Till (CSM).
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Image: Fiona Fuller, The Open Assembly, BA Interior and Spatial Design, Chelsea College of Arts
