The clock is now ticking down to submit your company or organization’s films to the 2024 TVE Global Sustainability Film Awards (GSFA). The winners and awards, among the most prestigious in this genre, will be celebrated later in the year at a gala event in London, UK. The GSFA is in its 12th year.
We Don’t Have Time’s Nick Nuttall, who is again chair of the jury selecting the winners across all categories, said: "These really are the best-in-class awards for, for example, a company that has made quality films to showcase their achievements in the area of climate and environmental action. Winners and short-listed films are also shared to a wide, and global, audience giving them impact above and beyond their normal audiences".
Breakthroughs in clean power, nature-based solutions, and the role of women and girls making a difference on the frontline are a focus as are young film-makers and documentaries that showcase political and environmental change.
Submissions, which close on 15 September, are for 6 broad themes: Transforming Society Short Film Award, Documentary Impact Film Award, Greener Living Short Film Award, Women/Girls in Sustainability Global Perspective Film Award, Corporates and Businesses in Sustainability Short Film Award and Young Film Maker Short Film Award.
Check out the TVE categories here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrEHwLfM360&ab_channel=tveinspire
Visit TVE.media to register your film and learn more about previous winners.
Karma Wangdi, Head of Operations at TVE which was originally founded 40 years ago by the UN Environment Programme, WWF and Central Television, said they were also still looking for sponsors and supporters for some categories.
If members and partners of We Don’t Have Time are interested then please contact Karma on karma@tve. org.uk / +44 7947 960712
Last year We Don’t Have Time supported the awards by restreaming the gala event for the winners.
