In this episode of FoundHers, with Shruti Parthasarathy, filmmaker, writer, photographer, sustainability practitioner and founder of ReRooted.Films.
Shruti’s journey sits at the intersection of storytelling, sustainability and entrepreneurship. From experimenting with seed-paper products to building a creative studio focused on sustainable filmmaking and low-waste production, she is questioning something we rarely think about: what is the environmental footprint behind the stories we watch?
A film may inspire climate action but what happens behind the camera? The travel, sets, equipment, energy, food, materials and waste can all add up to a significant footprint.
In this conversation, Shruti takes us behind the scenes of sustainable filmmaking, shares what it actually takes to build a purpose-driven creative business, and explains why she believes sustainability should become part of the way we tell stories not simply the subject of those stories.
In this episode, discover:
1. What sustainable filmmaking really means
2. The hidden environmental footprint of film production
3. How ReRooted.Films is rethinking low-waste production
4. Can storytelling actually drive climate action?
5. The journey from filmmaker to sustainability entrepreneur
6. Building a purpose-driven creative business without losing creativity
If you enjoyed this conversation, follow Get Set Green for more stories from sustainability founders, climate innovators and everyday change makers.
Rerooted website: https://rerootedfilms.vercel.app
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rerooted.fi...
Getsetgreen: Instagram: getsetgreen.in
Have a founder or changemaker you think should be on Get Set Green? Send us your suggestions @ getsetgreen.in@gmail.com , we would love to hear from you.
And if this episode made you look differently at the stories you watch, share it with someone who works in film, media, storytelling or sustainability.
#GetSetGreen #SustainableFilmmaking #SustainableStorytelling #ClimateStorytelling #SustainabilityEntrepreneur #WomenInSustainability #ShrutiParthasarathy #ReRootedFilms
In this episode of FoundHers, with Shruti Parthasarathy, filmmaker, writer, photographer, sustainability practitioner and founder of ReRooted.Films.
Shruti’s journey sits at the intersection of storytelling, sustainability and entrepreneurship. From experimenting with seed-paper products to building a creative studio focused on sustainable filmmaking and low-waste production, she is questioning something we rarely think about: what is the environmental footprint behind the stories we watch?
A film may inspire climate action but what happens behind the camera? The travel, sets, equipment, energy, food, materials and waste can all add up to a significant footprint.
In this conversation, Shruti takes us behind the scenes of sustainable filmmaking, shares what it actually takes to build a purpose-driven creative business, and explains why she believes sustainability should become part of the way we tell stories not simply the subject of those stories.
In this episode, discover:
1. What sustainable filmmaking really means
2. The hidden environmental footprint of film production
3. How ReRooted.Films is rethinking low-waste production
4. Can storytelling actually drive climate action?
5. The journey from filmmaker to sustainability entrepreneur
6. Building a purpose-driven creative business without losing creativity
If you enjoyed this conversation, follow Get Set Green for more stories from sustainability founders, climate innovators and everyday change makers.
Rerooted website: https://rerootedfilms.vercel.app
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rerooted.fi...
Getsetgreen: Instagram: getsetgreen.in
Have a founder or changemaker you think should be on Get Set Green? Send us your suggestions @ getsetgreen.in@gmail.com , we would love to hear from you.
And if this episode made you look differently at the stories you watch, share it with someone who works in film, media, storytelling or sustainability.
#GetSetGreen #SustainableFilmmaking #SustainableStorytelling #ClimateStorytelling #SustainabilityEntrepreneur #WomenInSustainability #ShrutiParthasarathy #ReRootedFilms