solar powered disco pop-up cinema film-fiesta sustainable social-lubricant since 2007
Campaigns
Because having a good time should not cost the Earth!
By booking Ecotainment! you can celebrate responsibly knowing that a percentage of our profit supports pioneering community and grass roots campaigns like these…
2022
A primary school summer fair that really wanted inspiring green & eco activities. Ecotainment! provided Tip of the Pops (wheelbarrow disco) music and bubbles solar-powered stylee!
‘Lightning Bolt’ a local family festival raising money for charity – Tip of the Pops opened up the festival with music and bubbles #keepitwheel
‘You Can’t Get There From Here‘ a film-fiesta part of Planet Wimborne Green Festival. Ecotainment! organised this event which raised awareness & over £200 for good causes.
2021
A lock-down virtual screening of the film 2040 for Planet Wimborne Green Festival & Earth Day. Which attracted guests from as far away as Canada
How Can Fashion Be Sustainable? An online lock-down talk & workshop for 6th form students. At the end of the session participants had devised their own sustainable fashion action-plan.
2020
Two virtual lock-down screenings of the feature length documentary film ‘The Story of Plastic’. These two events had a combined total of 100+ viewers. The online discussion afterwards featured special guests from A Plastic Ocean, Wild Tribe Heroes, Extinction Rebellion & Friends of the Earth.
2019
In 2019 Ecotainment! & Don’t Inflate to Celebrate hosted the European Premiere of ‘Rubber Jellyfish’ a film about balloons and sea turtles. This film goes in-depth into the plastic pollution problem by exposing #greenwashing in the latex rubber industry
Although the film is not suitable for young audiences we took the film contents and turned it into outreach activities for schools and World Oceans Day
A Plastic Ocean adventure-documentary shown 15 times to 600+ people in Dorset. Linking local festivals, schools & universities with British Science Week, Earth Day, World Oceans & Environment Day.
Our first A Plastic Ocean event in Wimborne attracted 150+ audience