Season 1 brief
- 12 Countries
- Weekly Episodes
- Film Festival Submissions
A worldwide sustainability weekly series that converts viewers into ethical consumers.
Completed ✅ Filming in colombia, georgia, usa and mexico
Examples
Filming Q1-Q2 Schedule
Jan
- ✅ Cacao Farming and Factory | with Origen Cacao | Food Systems
- ✅ Wild Organic Coffee | with the indigenous Kogi Tribe | Food Systems
- ✅ Upcycling with Vana | Slow Fashion
- ✅ Costal Local Natural Snacks with local community | Food Systems
- ✅ Mangrove Restoration by Apple | Sustainability
Feburary: Colombia & Caribbean
- Handmade Hats made from Natural Fibers in Tuchin, Colombia | Slow Fashion
- Kahkaw chocolate brand story in Dominican Republic
- Coffee plantations in Dominican Republic
- Pineapple Farming in Dominican Republic
- Mangrove Illegal Farming in Dominican Republic with government | Sustainability
March: Caribbean
- Recycling bottles and turning waste into materials in British Virgin Islands | Sustainability
- Seamoss harvesting and ocean farming in the Virgin Islands | Food Systems
- Caribbean coastal food systems and fishing livelihoods | Food Systems
- TBC
- TBC
April: Caribbean
- Jamaica’s medicinal herbs and bush medicine traditions | Cultural History
- Stush in the Bush, regenerative farm-to-table in Jamaica | Food Systems
- Sustainable Headphones, with The Marley Family, Jamaica | Ethical Consumption
- TBC
- TBC
May: Caribbean
- Writers corner in Trinidad | Cultural History
- Hemp farming in Trinidad | Ethical Consumption
- Wild rice cultivation in Trinidad | Food Systems
- Taro farming and traditional root crops in Trinidad | Food Systems
- TBC
celina, host
I tell stories that contribute to a greener, healthier, and more resilient future
Over the past few years, I’ve worked closely with non-profits and charities, immersing myself in their daily activities and capturing their remarkable stories through video.
This project, which I call “Ideal World,” aims to shed light on various causes and inspire awareness and support.
- Net Zero by 2050
- Reduce inequality by 2029
Ideal World Approach
People are the heart of each episode
70% of the episodes follow the story and film the interviews of the people.
- 3-5 different stories followed in the same episode topic
- interviews with founders / community leaders
- 2 expert opinions
- chats with the community
travel brings the episodes alive
The beat of each scene of the episodes is drummed by the destination. Travel will spark that wanderlust feeling in our viewers.
Each outdoor scene will reflect a new culture, stunning landscape and tones that remind each viewer how much they love and respect planet earth and the beings that reside in it.
awareness is okay, but action is better
The point of each episode is to spark action. Ideal World tells real life stories to shake the viewers into reaction.
Let’s say the episode is about Single Use Plastic. Well the message throughout the episode would be teaching viewers how to reduce or stop their useage of single use plastic and give them the tools they need to make changes.
In some episodes we appeal to our audience to help fund the non profits featured. Such as raising funds for a mini van for the orphanage.
every episode, has its 'omg'
Yes, the stories Ideal World shoots are shocking – but there’s more.
In each episode there is a challenge. For example.. In the Yoga Means Union episode Celina goes undercover as a yogi.
In the Single Use Plastic episode Celina goes on a plastic free diet.
Hopefully influencers will soon participate in these challenges per episode to increase viewership.
Why Action Towards ideal world matters
there is virtually no debate
We’re already seeing the effects of human-caused climate change — Ideal World showcases the solutions.
- 2023 was the hottest year on record
- Sea Level Is Rising
- Extreme Events Are Increasing in Frequency
- Climate change could drive 216 million people to migrate within their own countries by 2050
Climate Change Is Real
Rising inequality
Really? In 2024 we still have these issues? Yes, sadly..
- Nearly 700 million people around the world today live in extreme poverty
- nearly 2.4 billion women of working age still do not have the same rights as men
- 160 million children – 63 million girls and 97 million boys – were in child labour globally at the beginning of 2020
the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
A mere 12% of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are currently on track, let's raise more awareness
- green transformation will deliver a cleaner planet, with less pollution, more resilient economies, and healthier people
- Ideal world have achieved raising awareness in 12/17 of the goals so far
net zero by 2050
The devastation and destruction of climate change will only worsen if we raise awareness and take action
- it’s vital that we limit further temperature rises to 1.5 degrees to 2 degrees
- Cutting these emissions by half over the next decade would prevent an estimated 0.3 degree rise in the average global temperature by 2040—and help avoid tipping points
Over 95% of the world's population have health problems
Healthy diets for a healthier planet.
- By 2030, the proportion of total global deaths due to chronic diseases is expected to increase to 70%
- 571 million people are living in food poverty in 2023
- About a third of all human-caused greenhouse gas emissions is linked to food
- By 2045, projections show that 1 in 8 adults, approximately 783 million, will be living with diabetes, an increase of 46%