It’s good to see the growing emphasis on sustainability in energy sector films, including plastics recycling, and discussions on the circular economy. So it was a pleasure to write and direct a film for Glenfarne Group, who’s investments in sustainable energy include hydrogen, solar, and the next generation of low carbon LNG plants. Production company Myriad’s drone, CGI, editing and graphics teams worked hard to meet a challenging deadline, as we developed a number of CGI and motion graphics styles. These included CGI infographics, map animations, and photoreal CGI tracked into drone footage, shot for the film in the south of Texas. Keen viewers may notice a distinctly American tone, and some locations that look suspiciously like Mars.

Written & Directed: Guy Nisbett
Client: Glenfarne Group
Production Company: Myriad
Producers: Clodagh Quinlan & Matt Crinion
Editor: Nick Chistie
CGI Production: Simon Browne
Additional CGI: Emily Prichard
Motion Graphics: Stephen Bell-Young & Deniz Yavuz
Sound design & Mix: Graham Pickford
Voice over artist: Nigel Barber @ Soho Voices
Voice over recording engineer: Andy Vourkou
Grade: The Wash

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