Antidote

Earthrise Studio (the impact-driven environmental media company founded by influencer, activist and filmmakers, Alice Aedy, Jack Harries and Finn Harries) have launched the three part episodes of Antidote, inspired by BBC’s Planet Earth III.

This is the first in a new three-part short film series produced as part of #OurPlanetEarth, a digital impact campaign from BBC Studios and Wellcome Trust.

Antidote dives into how climate change is endangering our health through air pollution (episode 1), heat stress (episode 2), and infectious diseases (episode 3) – making it clear that to safeguard human health, we must make planetary health a priority. With climate change as the biggest threat of the 21st century, the presenter-led series explores the critical intersections between our planet’s wellbeing and human health. But the good news is, there are antidotes, with incredibly innovative solutions rising to the challenge.

This is also the first time Earthrise has partnered with both BBC Studios Natural History Unit and the Wellcome Trust, in connection with BBC Planet Earth III.

WHO ARE EARTHRISE: NEW GENERATION STORYTELLERS:
Earthrise is an impact-driven media company for people and the planet. Since launching in 2020, Earthrise has amassed more than 3.6 million YouTube subscribers, with a global audience spanning 45 countries. Working to create multimedia content, social impact campaigns and storytelling consultancy, Earthrise has worked with the likes of Stella McCartney, David Attenborough, Jane Goodall and Barack Obama. In 2023, Alice Aedy and co-founders, Jack and Finn Harries, were recognised in the Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list for their social impact work.

With Earth Day approaching on 22nd April, Earthrise is leading the way with a series of major creative projects telling radically optimistic climate stories that mobilise action to protect our planet