Saturday, June 21, 2008
Celebrate the Pangea Day Concept
The Pangea Day website has posted 51 of the 250+ videos that were submitted to their recent contest. The films are PSA length -- about 5 minutes or shorter -- and come from all over the world. Some are funny, some poignant, and others cover the range of moods in between. They address different subjects related to community values and sustainability.
This year's Pangea Day was in May, but the issues addressed are continuous.
The young energy pioneer William Kamkwamba, from Malawi, is featured in one of the spots, "Moving Windmills." Check out that film and the others for some free entertainment, information and insight into the world where we live.
Serdar Ferit's short film, "Elevator Music," is
a light but pointed take on noise pollution.
This year's Pangea Day was in May, but the issues addressed are continuous.
The young energy pioneer William Kamkwamba, from Malawi, is featured in one of the spots, "Moving Windmills." Check out that film and the others for some free entertainment, information and insight into the world where we live.
Serdar Ferit's short film, "Elevator Music," is
a light but pointed take on noise pollution.
Labels: malawi, pangea day, peace, Serdar Ferit, sustainability, Willam Kamkwamba, wind energy
