Our Process
Mercy for Earth (the film), explores why we are in our current ecological state, provides an attainable and permanent solution which may just answer the question, why are we here? With the participation of Academy Award winner, leading scientists, and educators, we will tell our compelling story in a visually innovative way that will explore our current crisis, the falling number of animal species, and the sacrifices made by environmentalists. Culminating with a call of support for our proposal, this story of our past, hidden tragedies, and optimistic future lend themselves perfectly.
The topics addressed in the film are at times tragic, hopeful, sad, and reinvigorating. Utilizing real life footage, animation, and the dramatization of intriguing characters, “Mercy for Earth” has an innovative approach. This organization will take the audience on a journey of emotions, from the admiration of nature, to the sadness of destruction, and the hope of a lasting solution. Our aim is to quell fear and provide hope, and demonstrate that the end is not around the corner. Life on this this planet will continue in the form of our choosing, and it is our responsibility to ensure earth remains the paradise we inherited. Whether we like it or not, we cannot avoid this fact, and it will be a long road, with no quick fixes. When one stops to consider what we’ve been given in return, our payment for this job, the gifts of comprehension, emotion, thought and expression, we should relish the opportunity to possess such an attainable and fulfilling purpose, and it starts by asking for, and bestowing mercy.
Worldwide Participating Leaders
Irina Bokova
Director-General of UNESCO
Hakubun Shimomura
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology JAPAN
Dr. Rajendra K. Pachauri
Chief of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC);Nobel Peace Prize 2007
Ingrid Newkirk
President & Founder of PETA
Suzy Amis
Cameron an environmental advocate; the founder of MUSE School CA. MUSE Global and the Red Carpet Green Dress competition.
Msgr. Francesco Follo
Permanent Observer of the Holy See to UNESCO
Dr Qian Tang
(Deputy Assistant Director-General for Education – UNESCO)
Angie Motshekga
Minister – Basic Education South Africa
Henrik O. Madsen
Ph. D. – President & CEO DNV GL Group
Paul Polman
Chief Executive Officer Unilever
Stephen Leahy
International Environmental Journalist
Other Crew
Paula Gonzalez
Eluney Aguilar
Andrew Bailey
Daria Matza
Erica Sevilla
Sean McDonald
Julio Archet
Gabriela Olivares
Jay Thompson
Jenny Woods
Leah Solo
Clara B Jaramillo
Maria Juilia Barsottelli
Scott Lover
Roxana Hernandez
Rosemary Wooler
Joseph Friedman Camera
Hunter
Juan Valle
Luis Juarez
Manuela Barsottelli
Nicholas Barbalace
Richard Scofano
Avery Ketnis
Saul Boneva
Taylor Bailey
Elvin
Victor Boneva
Diana Infanzon
Karian Coe
Jessica Gaytan