Why Ethical?

Back To The Planet is an ethical video production company specialising in environmental and social issues.

We work with our clients to produce films that tell captivating stories.

Stories of real people doing amazing things. Protecting the rainforest. Enthusing kids with a love of the outdoors. Rebuilding lives shattered by ill health and abuse.

If you have a story to tell, speak to us. Whether it’s an hour of video or just a minute that you need, we’ll give it our full attention and creative input.

We promise to make a big impression, but leave small footprints.

 

 

Why Ethical?

Helping students to make a choice

What’s university like? What’s a typical day? What will I learn and how will it benefit me? Typical questions that sixth-formers are asking as they prepare to apply to university. We’re putting them to current and past students at the University of the West of England.

Why Ethical?

Can robots become a man's best friend?

Filming iCub at the INSERM laboratories for our latest film to showcase an EU project about how robots are now starting to interact with humans. Are they becoming human like? Will we all have our very own robot in the next 30-40 years?

Why Ethical?

Proof that blogging can get work.

After leaving his home in India to study at UWE Benson started to blog about his work and passions in computer programming. It seemed that the world of programmers stood up and took notice of what he was saying. Soon he was ‘headhunted’ by a business in London where now he is an integral part of the team.


Why work with Back To The Planet?

With experience in corporate and broadcast production, Back To The Planet offers a personal and highly professional service.

Communication is key. Our access to an unrivalled network of some of worlds greatest documentary film-makers and digital media professionals makes sure we can deliver you a great production.

Our understanding of the power of video combined with strong values that drive our approach ensures a product that not only fulfils your needs but also minimises any detrimental environmental effects.

Back To The Planet films make a big impact but leave a small footprint.