FILMING GLASGOW GOES GREEN FESTIVAL
I was thrilled to film all the action at the 2019 Glasgow Goes Green Festival at the Art School. Check out the video here:
FILMING GLASGOW GOES GREEN FESTIVAL
I was thrilled to film all the action at the 2019 Glasgow Goes Green Festival at the Art School. Check out the video here:
FILMING GLASGOW GOES GREEN FESTIVAL
I was thrilled to film all the action at the 2019 Glasgow Goes Green Festival at the Art School. Check out the video here:
FILMING GLASGOW GOES GREEN FESTIVAL
I was thrilled to film all the action at the 2019 Glasgow Goes Green Festival at the Art School. Check out the video here:
Folk Musician,
Music Producer,
Ceilidh Band Performer.
Background in climate change research and sustainability engagement.
ABOUT
Scottish environmental filmmaker and Celtic music producer Cameron Mackay (He/Him) aims to use his media storytelling work to spark new connections between audiences and nature and put communities and their culture at the heart of sustainability conversations.
F I L M
Cameron’s background lies in producing documentary films alongside geographical fieldwork-based research expeditions (all to connect new audiences with climate stories) and working in the Scottish environmental sector with environmental teams at the Universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde.
In order to channel this experience into creating climate impact through storytelling in Scotland, Cameron set up his environmental impact-focused film production company in 2020, which has produced films telling stories of Highlands and Islands communities’ climate action with Climate Hubs, demonstrated inclusive approaches to expeditions with Equal Adventure and created climate justice education resources with Glasgow Science Centre.His films have been showcased through BBC Scotland, international film festivals and the COP26 Blue Zone to create impact amongst audiences targeting sustainability-led behaviour change and climate policy development.
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M U S I C
Also working as a music producer, Cameron draws on local cultural heritage to create place-based soundtracks for his film projects. His wider catalogue of contemporary Celtic folk soundtrack music is distributed for licensing via production libraries including MediaTracks, Cavendish and Bothy Society. His background is in performing in cèilidh (Scottish traditional dance) bands and has gigged and recorded throughout the traditional music sector, playing at events such as Shennaghys Jiu Festival in the Isle of Man and featuring in the Bogha-frois: Queer Voices in Folk concert at Celtic Connections.
Cameron’s independent releases explore how contemporary influences can be incorporated into traditional folk with his three latest releases being featured on BBC Introducing.
S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y
With a background in working in the Scottish environmental sector with the Universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde, and conducting postgrad research at the Scott Polar Research Institute, Cameron brings up-to-date insights from the sustainability movement to all film and music production projects. Find out more about the impact planning process, as part of every production, here.
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