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12 films in package
KIDS WHO SAVE THE WORLD: CLEAN AIR
Meet Neveah-Rae and find out how you can help the world by upcycling and making objects from unwanted materials rather than buying new.
KIDS WHO SAVE THE WORLD - CLIMATE STRIKE
Meet William, follow him to a climate strike and find out why he is so passionate about urging the Government to take care of our Planet.
KIDS WHO SAVE THE WORLD: UPCYCLING
Meet Neveah-Rae and find out how you can help the world by upcycling and making objects from unwanted materials rather than buying new.
REAL WORLD
Real World is a science fiction post-apocalyptic film following a young boy named Jules (13) attempting to live a normal life after an environmental apocalypse.
BLUE GOLD ANIJAM
A collaborative effort by the students at the Powell River Digital Film School 2021 to Animate to the environmental Song by Lillooet Fox.
MAGGIE MAE: AN ENVIRONMENTAL STORY
A four-minute, family-friendly, musical animated film about Maggie Mae, a constant shopper who buys things she doesn’t need. When she gets buried in Styrofoam, tissue and silly purchases, she learns to recycle and reuse.
GREAT WHITE SHARKS
Lakan Duskin is 10 years old. This Lego stop-motion video was his 4th grade final project.
HOPPER'S DAY
A cricket wants to achieve the dream in an abandoned quarry.
THE IMPOSSIBLE WAY
Want to save the planet? First save the cows.
A TALE OF TWO ICEBERGS: EPISODE 1
Global warming doesn't just affect human families; here, mother/daughter "bergs" discuss their endangered lives
A TALE OF TWO ICEBERGS: EPISODE 2
Mother and daughter icebergs, Glacia and Crystal, have been forced to break away from their glacier community in the Arctic Ocean, due to global warming and are now drifting for their lives.
THE SENTRIES OF THE DELTA
While in an environmental camp in the Danube Delta Natural Reserve, a group of 8 children break away from the rest of the members of the camp and discover some poachers, who are using an electric device to fish, which is extremely damaging and dangerous.
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This collection of indie and student made films consists of shorts and one feature addressing ways in which kids are helping to make others aware of climate change and the natural world as well as ways in which to address it.

Meet Neveah-Rae and find out how you can help the world by upcycling and making objects from unwanted materials rather than buying new.


Juror comments: Kids Who Save the World: Upcycling with ten-year-old Nevaeh-Rae put the fire under my feet to upcycle old clothes, blankets, curtains, rugs and all kinds of things that have outlived their regular life.


The star of this short film is Nevaeh, an adorable, articulate girl of color who loves nature and is concerned about the environment. She explains that upcyling is like recycling or reusing, but value added. Nevaeh-Rae’s mother taught her how to make gloves from old jeans, a purse from an old jacket and sachets from scraps of material. New clothes require manufacturers to use energy and burn fossil fuels as well as pollute the air; if everyone that loves nature would try upcycling it could make a huge difference to the planet.


This beautifully shot and edited film moves right along. I especially enjoy the nature shots. I was disappointed that there are no music credits, because the music is beautiful and I wanted to know who the composer is. All and all, the flow of the narrative with the beautiful cinematography and music is super captivating and instructional. Nevaeh-Rae is an inspirational young woman and she is a clear communicator.


I rate Kids Who Save the World: Upcycling 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 18, plus adults. By Nancy K., KIDS FIRST!

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    3:14
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United Kingdom
  • Director
    Adam Tyler
  • Producer
    Adam Tyler, Karl Dixon, Ellen Solberg
  • Cinematographer
    Toby Lloyd