SUSTAINABILITY (MISCELLANEOUS)
MEKHALA | 2026
Sustainability Coordinator (ongoing until 2027)
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Writer/Director: Kathryn Aboya
Notable Cast: Reynaldo Pacheco and additional A-list talent Imdb: Mekhala Production Company: Ziron Entertainment Inc Sustainability Agency: Greenigma |
Fired for a fraud she didn't commit, a young woman uncovers past-life secrets while trying to expose a corrupt energy corporation. Her spiritual awakening sparks a global rebirth, forever changing the course of history.
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MDF @ Cannes | 2025
Green Decorator & Junior Green Consultant
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Honored to support Greenigma in debuting the first-ever ECO-HUB at the Marché du Film. Designed to finally give green filmmaking professionals a dedicated home at Cannes, this initiative featured an interactive global entity map to connect industry peers and a three-day conference lineup showcasing top sustainability experts .
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EFM @ Berlinale | 2024-2026
Green Decorator & Junior Green Consultant
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Snapshots from over the years working with Greenigma at the Berlinale. From handling the design, decoration, and running of their EFM booth to diving deep into sustainable production practices, this role perfectly bridged my background in design and my growing passion for green filmmaking
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Fruit Logistica | 2024 & 2025
(event support)
GREEN FILMMAKING
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Sueño Ecológico | 2026 (pre-production)
production design Production Company: Monokuko Film Produktion Client: Comlombia Cinematografia |
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How to Beat the Trash Out of Somebody | 2019 co-creator & extra Competition: Flying Panda Media's 72-hour film challenge (1st place) A local nerd needs to have the neighborhood garbage properly separated. Unfortunately, the trash bully does not care. Conflict ensues... Written, shot and edited in under 56 hours, "How to Beat the Trash..." won first place at Munich's 2019 Flying Panda Media 72-hour film challenge. |
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The Story of Rubbish | 2019
director & film teacher Built as a creative vehicle for a school’s environmental campaign against single-use plastics, this project was shared locally to inspire community-wide ecological action. The original story serves as a brilliant example of green storytelling, using engaging characters to teach young audiences the vital importance of ocean conservation and waste reduction. Tap on the Film Education tab for more info! |
