#CleanBinProject

  • OFFICIAL SELECTION
    • Planet in Focus Film Festival
    • Newport Beach Film Festival
    • Surrey Environmental Film Festival
    • Tofino Film Festival
    • Thunder Bay Film Festival
    • World Community Film Festival
    • EcoFocus Festival
    • REEL Change Film Festival
    • Filmshift Festival
    • Salt Spring Film Festival
    • Vail Film Festival
    • Bend Film Festival
    • Princeton Environmental Film Festival
    • Atlanta DocuFest
    • Tallgrass Film Festival
    • Projecting Change Film Festival
    • Reel Earth Film Festival
    • Project Native Film Festival
    • Ruby Mountain Film Festival
    • Golden Film Festival
    • Seattle True Independent Film Festival
    • DocuFest
    • Green Film Fest Buenos Aires

 

Is it possible to live completely waste free? In this multi-award winning, festival favourite, partners Jen and Grant go head to head in a competition to see who can swear off consumerism and produce the least garbage Their light-hearted competition is set against a darker examination of the problem waste.  Even as Grant and Jen start to garner interest in their project, they struggle to find meaning in their minuscule influence on the large-scale environmental impacts of our “throw-away society”. Described as An Inconvenient Truth meets Super Size Me, The Clean Bin Project features laugh out loud moments, stop motion animations, and unforgettable imagery. Captivating interviews with renowned artist, Chris Jordan and TED Lecturer Captain Charles Moore, make this film a fun and inspiring call to individual action that speaks to crowds of all ages.

 

AWARDS

  • Best Environmental Documentary Feature, Atlanta DocuFest
  • Best Feature Film, Golden Film Festival
  • Grand Prize Best of Show, Filmshift Festival
  • Audience Choice, Reel Earth Film Festival
  • Best Canadian Documentary, Projecting Change
  • Best Conservation Film, Bend Film Festival
  • Runner Up Audience Choice Best Documentary, Tallgrass Film Festival
  • Inspiring Community Action Award,  Princeton Environmental Film Festival
  • Blue Sky Tribute Award, Vail Film Festival 
  • MOBI Award (Journalism/Media), Recycling Council of BC


Friday
Apr082011

The Clean Bin Project Go To Vail

Thanks to everyone who helped us get to Vail. We met lots of people, had a couple of great screenings, and won the Blue Sky Environmental Tribute Award!

The Clean Bin Project go to Vail Film Festival from Grant Baldwin Videography on Vimeo.

 

 

Thursday
Mar312011

En route to our US Premiere!

We are on our way!

Thanks so much to everyone who supported our fundraising campaign. We'll be sending your DVDs and downloads once we get home, and Grant will be sporting Andre's face on his shirt (that was the reward for a $200 donation) starting on Friday.

This will be the first time we screen our film to audiences that (potentially) know nothing about us. We're excited and a bit nervous to screen to a "new crowd". We've read lots about promoting films and having free giveaways like buttons, but in the end, we didn't feel that we could give out "stuff" for a film that is all about living with less "stuff". So we have settled for half size business cards, postcards with the screening info, and a few posters.

Wish us luck!

Friday
Mar112011

Crowdfunding Coming Along

We're just shy of 50% of covering our trip to Vail, and we can't wait!

If you want to help us get the word out in the US, you still have 25 days to help fund our Rockethub campaign.

Thanks so much to the following people who have generously supported us thus far: Janine, Sylvain, Michelle, Andre, Peter, Ian, Paul, Peter, Nick, Sayan, Mike, Norm, Brent, Joni, Nicole, and Greg!

Thanks too to Moukisac who will be providing awesome reusable mesh bags for some of the reward packages. They're handmade right here in Vancouver - just like our film!