Keep Britain Tidy (KBT) is a major UK charity that campaigns to encourage everyone to value their environment, eliminate litter and increase their sustainability. Dan has worked with KBT for 5 years on numerous branded social media and news campaigns around their varied work and issues affecting the environment.

It Only Takes One - Brand Purpose Film

‘It Only Takes One’ is a short film that marks Keep Britain Tidy’s platinum jubilee anniversary. For over 70 years, the charity has been protecting our environment on our doorstep.

The film was part of a national campaign that offers a heartfelt look at the breadth of work KBT does and celebrates the incredible impact of its amazing staff and volunteers up and down the country.

This film was produced by Dan Watts and the team and is the highest-performing video on Keep Britain Tidy’s YouTube channel.

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Credits

Director, DP, Editor - Dan Watts

Producer, Production Manager - Bliss Gibbons

Executive Producers - Liam Kurzeja, Helen Bingham

Drone Pilot - Dan Watts

Actor - Lee Wallis

Motion Graphics - Jake Wesley-Worrall

Voiceover Artists - Tim Rumboll, Shernorva Abiona, Beatrice Rumboll, Peter Walters

Selected work from the Keep Britain Tidy archive

Love Parks Week x Regatta - Dog Fouling

Keep Britain Tidy and outdoor brand Regatta collaborated to produce a series of branded content for the Love Parks Week campaign. Content ranged from Vox Pop videos of members of the public discussing the impact of dog fouling on their enjoyment of public spaces to a lifestyle fashion shoot with Reggetta clothing.

Green Flag Award - Vox Pop

After the COVID-19 lockdown, this series of Vox Pop videos was produced to say thank you to all the staff and volunteers who look after our local greenspaces and highlight the importance of the Green Flag Award.

Kit Brown and Eco-Schools - Healthy Summer Toolkit

This series of videos was produced for collaboration between Eco-Schools and the Bupa Foundation and featured influencer teacher Kit Brown. The purpose was to promote the Healthy Summer Toolkit, a variety of activities aimed at school children to get them active in the summer. The film was formatted and optimised for several platforms, including portrait edits for social media and cover images. The video featured on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X and Facebook, and received over 120k views within a week.

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