Tilly first became interested in the idea of system-change when she was working for a refugee charity in Dunkirk. Working on the ground trying to deal with the immediacy of the emergency situations made her curious about long-term solutions. Mass displacement is projected to be in the billions by 2050. How do we solve that?
She then completed a Masters in Global Environmental Change & Policy at Imperial, which gave a great grounding but was still relatively technical and apolitical. Feeling like she still didn’t really understand what ‘system-change’ would need to be, or how we could enact it, she embarked on a research project which spanned two years.
Environmentalism may not be Matthew’s obsession…but storytelling is. With a Masters from Cambridge in English Literature, Matthew, previously a film critic for the publication Culture Whisper, is now a fiction writer based in London.
His eye for story-telling and fanatic commitment to structure has helped shape the scripts, to make even the densest of subjects clear and compelling.
An award-winning sound designer, and international recognised as an expert in radio programme creation, Tony specialises in producing unique and invention audience experiences. He’s often found working for the BBC on shows such as ‘The Skewer’.
Eloise has been working in radio for 20 years. She has worked with film-maker Peter Strickland, Björk and Samson Young, among others, but is mainly to be found recording sounds and creating radio drama. In 2013, she won the Radio Sound Designer and Producer of the Year Award.
Together, they are co-founders of audio production company @nakedprod.
As ¼ of @glassanimals Drew is a part of one of the most globally successful bands active today. He also explores a more introspective sound through the beautiful music of his solo project as @Lokki.
He is now also exploring his considerable talent as a composer for film and radio, and we’ve been lucky enough to have him score the whole series with incredible original music.
Whilst working in Events and Marketing, Hope is passionate about telling human stories and amplifying voices through various creative mediums. She strives to make a difference by sharing narratives that inspire positive change.
Having worked for an international development charity, as well as a sustainable business network in the heart of Bristol and working with wider communities, Hope understands the importance of effective communication in investigating systemic changes to tackle the climate crisis.
