The Climate Stories We Need

What climate stories do we need to tell?

This is the question explored by Climate Spring in their new climate storytelling guide which looks at what kind of climate stories audiences need right now, and how the screen industry can work together to move the narrative from doom towards repair, and a more regenerative future.

In doing so, storytelling can be used to help unlock public and political action on the climate and nature crisis.

About Climate Spring

Climate Spring is a global screen industry insider organisation that works with a range of creatives to support a rapidly growing climate storytelling movement, based on the evidence of what works, what audiences want and what is commercially compelling. They do this by supporting the screen industries with early-stage development funding, training and world building workshops for storytellers, writers’ development opportunities and expert editorial consulting on climate narratives in film and TV.

Climate Spring is also home to the Climate Fiction Prize, the first literary award of its kind to celebrate novels tackling the climate crisis, a co-founder of the Climate Playwriting Prize as well as a partner of the actor-led Green Rider campaign.