Miran Media

16/06/2023

"All the knowledge we have acquired in the oil industry must now be used to establish new solutions to give our future generations a good life. So, we have to adapt in order to use the sea sensibly into the future."

The third film in our new series, Powering Tomorrow, continues our commitment to telling ocean stories.

From our work on The Guardian's Age of Extinction Series to our award-winning short documentary in Greenland, Open Water, which was selected for dozens of international film festivals, and our recent series for Lloyds Register Foundation, we are passionate about giving voice to people who rely on the ocean for food or their livelihood, live in coastal communities, or those who work at sea.

This clip is from the third film in our new series, Powering Tomorrow, which was created for GE Vernova. You can watch this film in full here: https://www.ge.com/gas-power/future-of-energy/powering-tomorrow and our back catalogue here: https://linktr.ee/miranmedia

14/06/2023

Shot in Norway, the third film in our new series, Powering Tomorrow, is released today. The 10min film shares stories of the carbon capture industry through three peoples’ eyes.

Peder Kolbeinshavn, who first went to sea with his fishman father aged 5 or 6, and is now capturing carbon through kelp farming.

Ahmad Wakaa, a Syrian refugee who has made a new life in Norway, working in carbon capture innovation.

And Lisa Berry, who found a passion for engineering as a child being taken to science museums, and who now helps companies to understand the complexity of what’s involved in carbon capture.

Finding emotional and relevant human stories helps us to understand larger narratives.

Coupling those stories with rigorous research, data insights and our journalistic approach to storytelling is what makes our brand stories resonate.

This film also continues our commitment to telling ocean stories.

Powering Tomorrow has been produced for GE.Vernova to tell the stories of energy transition.

You can watch the full 10min film here: https://www.ge.com/gas-power/future-of-energy/powering-tomorrow

09/06/2023

“My grandfather was a truck driver. I’ve been around trucks from a very young age. I remember always sitting in the truck with him as a kid. They’re such vivid memories. And one night I was laying in bed and I was like, ‘I’m gonna go get my truck licence’…”

We founded Miran with the intention to straddle documentary journalism and social impact content, with the aim of helping the global organisations that we work with, to negotiate challenging storytelling.

This clip is from the second film in our new series, Powering Tomorrow, which has been produced for GE Vernova. You can watch the 10 min film, about Australia’s energy transition, here: https://www.ge.com/gas-power/future-of-energy/powering-tomorrow

06/06/2023

The second film in our new series, Powering Tomorrow, is released today and features Emily Coe, a young female truck driver in Australia.

“I saw a little girl the other day that was sitting in the car and she just looked up through the window of my truck and her eyes were lit up.

Seeing the change in this industry, it means a lot to me, because I did this to not only prove to myself, but to prove to not even females, but other young people that they can do it.”

At Miran we’re dedicated to creating films which challenge, surprise and feature unheard voices.

Powering Tomorrow has been produced for GE Vernova to tell the stories of energy transition.

You can watch the full 10min film here: https://www.ge.com/gas-power/future-of-energy/powering-tomorrow

02/06/2023

Branded storytelling shouldn't be dry and corporate.

This night market in Vietnam was a cinematographer’s dream. At Miran we use rigorous journalistic research into locations, real peoples’ stories and data insights to tell larger narratives. Coupled with our cinematic visuals, we create branded stories which motivate and inspire.

Our new series of short films, Powering Tomorrow, has been produced for GE Vernova to tell the stories of energy transition. You can watch this 10 min film, shot in Vietnam, in full here: https://www.ge.com/gas-power/future-of-energy/powering-tomorrow

01/06/2023

"There is no question that Vietnam is a very interesting country... My childhood memories are mostly of living on oil lamps when oil was scarce due to the war. We learned to use fireflies at night, which involved putting them in a jar to see..."

We live in a world of increasing complexity, but time and again we find that peoples' personal stories help us to understand larger narratives and challenging issues.

Our new series, Powering Tomorrow, has been produced for GE Vernova to tell the stories of energy transition. You can watch this 10 min film, shot in Vietnam, in full here: https://www.ge.com/gas-power/future-of-energy/powering-tomorrow

31/05/2023

Powering Tomorrow is one of the biggest challenges we face, our new series exploring energy for the future launches today.

The first film, shot in Vietnam, features this magical footage of a dragon fruit farm being illuminated at night.

Filmed across three continents these cinematic 10-minute shorts take a journalistic approach to storytelling, delivering insight and expertise in global locations.

Powering Tomorrow has been produced for GE Vernova to tell the stories of energy transition. You can watch this film in full here: https://www.ge.com/gas-power/future-of-energy/powering-tomorrow

24/04/2023

Ekster designs next-gen everyday carry items for a simplified, sustainable future. A forward-thinking approach makes environmental responsibility one of their core values . We featured the young entrepreneurs behind the brand on our latest film for

Ekster designs next-gen everyday carry items for a simplified, sustainable future. A forward-thinking approach makes environmental responsibility one of thei...