Showing posts with label pelargonium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pelargonium. Show all posts

11 January 2012

Web campaign


"Pelargonium" launched its web campaign last weekend on facebook and twitter.

People often wonder if these social media campaigns work. We had a few doubts ourselves. But creating a buzz does help.

We are reaching out to all our friends, and most importantly to NGOs and other organisations involved in biodiversity protection and defending other green causes.

We are also looking to connect with journalists.


Little by little, we are generating a genuine interest in our Pelargonium and raising awareness on an issue that has not received much coverage yet - biopiracy . But we do need your help in getting our voice heard. So what can YOU do?

>> Please, like our facebook page. Even better, it with your friends on your walls.

>> If you have a twitter account, please follow @PelargoniumDoc to get updates from us, and retweet them.

>> Keep coming back to our blog and share your thoughts with us in the comment box.

>> We also love to hear from our "fans" on the old email pelargoniumproject(at)gmail(dot)com

We have been hugely relying on our friends and families since the adventure started nearly two years ago, and the Internet has been a fantastic tool to get this film made.

Thank you to all those who have been helping, and all those who will be.

27 December 2011

Pelargonium screening at Paris Environment Festival (Feb 2012)

Pelargonium will be showing at Paris' International Festival du Film d'Environnement on February 10th and 14th. We will post the exact times and locations shortly.

Filmmakers Georgina André and Victoria Baux will be attending the Q&A cessions following the screening on the 10th.

30 July 2011

Poster & Press Kit (French)

Designed by Jennifer André

Email us to request French press kit.

10 January 2011

Calling all London supporters

Our film is now finished and we are looking to meet with London-based advisory groups, NGOs and think-tanks working on biodiversity-related issues.

If you live in London and would like to screen our film, please get in touch for more info.