We’re really excited to share the news that two members of Young Friends of the Earth Europe, who also happen to be professional film makers, are making a documentary about Young Friends of the Earth Europe, and YOU can help make it happen!
 
Job and Ellard, who have been filming Young Friends of the Earth Europe since the network was started in 2007, have now joined forces again and want to document the people, the diversity and the impact that we have had on the environmental scene in Europe. It will be a feature length documentary, following people who’ve been in YFoEE over the years, from all over Europe, and telling their stories about Young Friends of the Earth Europe. Sounds great, yes?
 
To start filming straight away, they need sponsors, and each of you have the chance to contribute as little or as much as you want to, to making this documentary happen.  You can even get your name in the credits of the film!

Find out more and sponsor their documentary project

The documentary will be filmed this year, and showcased at a number of green film festivals in 2013. Young Friends of the Earth Europe are already proud supporters of their project, and hope many of you will help make this happen!
 

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