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Public-interest storytelling
Climate Heritage Stories
Issue-based films translating coastal erosion, archaeological loss and climate research into clear, human stories.
Long-term work · MOLA and project partners
The challenge
Connect a large environmental issue with the specific places, evidence and communities already experiencing change around the British coastline.
The concept
Lead with people and place, then reveal the archaeology and science. The films connect local knowledge with the urgency of disappearing heritage without turning the story into an abstract lecture.
HMG’s role
- Editorial development with heritage specialists
- Location interviews and documentary filming
- Accessible environmental storytelling
- Edit and long-form delivery
Outputs
- Long-form documentary features
- Interviews with specialists and communities
- Supporting campaign video assets
Result
The work forms part of HMG’s multi-year production relationship with Museum of London Archaeology and its partners across archaeology, infrastructure and public engagement.
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