Sustainability Sustainability Short Films

Three bestfriends try to slow down the rate of overconsumption in the fast fashion industry in a creative way. Through curated consignment stores that are inclusive, they are determined to attract a new demographic who care about every pieces they own, and create a behavior (habit) in favor of sustainability starting from the closet. To create a good ecosystem and cicularity in the community is also their concern.Unfortunately, the stigma of buying second hand is still a big issues in Asia. So, how do they survive and what ideas are they trying to come up with?

Go green to go home. When organic waste decomposes, greenhouse gases are released. Today, we discuss the importance of living sustainably — or face not living at all.

How does Sentosa preserve, conserve and protect Mother Nature? Join SentoSTARS Paul Foster and Aarika Lee on a journey from forest, to beach, to coastline! The pair seek old sentinel trees along the Imbiah Trail before breaking for a delicious plant-based meal at Ola Beach Club. After a quick beach clean-up, they explore Sentosa's biodiversity-rich coastline with the Silosa Headland Intertidal Tour, where they spot hermit crabs, pistol shrimps, sea stars, onch slugs and more! At the end of the day, they reveal their results for the Mason jar challenge. Will they win the magnificent Grand Prize for sustainability?Take part in our social media contest for a chance to win 2D1N stay at Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa, or other attractive prizes. Contest ends on 22 July 2022. Click here to find out more.This content is made in collaboration with Sentosa.

Sentosa offers a feast for the palate, eyes and soul! SentoSTARS Paul Foster and Victoria Cheng embark on a day of good food and sustainability learning, starting with high tea… in the deep sea! They dive, literally, into marine sustainability at the gorgeous S.E.A. Aquarium, before going behind the scenes to learn about sea jelly breeding and coral propagation that helps Sentosa conserve and protect these species. The pair surface for air and good food at Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa, where Paul gets busy packing food donations for the Food Bank Singapore while Victoria explores the plush resort room. How much trash have they accumulated in the Mason jar over an active day of eating and discovery?Take part in our social media contest for a chance to win 2D1N stay at Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa, or other attractive prizes. Contest ends on 22 July 2022. Click here to find out more.This content is made in collaboration with Sentosa.

In an exciting day of ups and downs, SenoSTARS Paul Foster and Munah Bagharib fly 79 metres above sea level on the carbon neutral Sky Helix before tunnelling deep down into Sentosa's District Cooling Plant to explore how Resorts World Sentosa cools its buildings sustainably. They get their hands dirty learning how food waste is reduced at the Food Digestor, then climb onto rooftops for a dazzling lesson on solar energy, all in the name of sustainability. Munah even discovers a "cheat code" to reduce her trash in the Mason jar!Take part in our social media contest for a chance to win 2D1N stay at Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa, or other attractive prizes. Contest ends on 22 July 2022. Click here to find out more.This content is made in collaboration with Sentosa.

Meet two sisters who are drastically different in one aspect — sustainability! Take a peek into Kimberly’s lifestyle and growing waste problem, which she decides to take action on by seeking tips and advice about zero waste from her sister, Melissa, an environmental advocate who is also known as the Bamboo Straw Girl.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Director's statement: The zero waste movement is gaining traction locally. Aside from tips to lead a more sustainable lifestyle, we wanted to highlight the bigger picture of zero waste through a vlog-style documentary, showing how one can adopt the mentality of consuming consciously, which we, or at least I myself, have not considered previously.Some may have the impression that zero waste is intimidating and inaccessible. However, advocates like Melissa show us that the road to zero waste is an on-going journey, which each individual make decisions on the sustainable lifestyle changes that best suits themselves, one step at a time.This content is produced by Viddsee and National Environmental Agency, with support from collaborating partner, Fairprice.#RoadToZero