How One Designer Is Trying to Slip Climate Action Into Bollywood Scripts | Simran Monga | Best of The Tie-In
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What does climate storytelling actually look like when it's done right? Not a green campaign or a lecture, but a reusable water bottle sitting on a table in a Scandinavian film. A farmer's daughter in a Hindi love story casually explaining why pesticides ruin the soil.
In this Best Of excerpt, sustainable design strategist Simran Monga breaks down the difference between climate storytelling and climate communication, why implicit moments beat explicit "message" scenes, and why doomsday narratives are losing ground to solution-based ones. She also walks through the Climate Action Toolkit for Change. The tool she built from a year of interviews with writers, directors, and producers across India, Hollywood, and the UK, plus 210 survey responses from Indian audiences, is designed to help writers' rooms fold climate action into scripts without ever rewriting their process.
Perfect for writers, producers, and anyone curious how entertainment can shift climate behavior without saying the word "sustainability" out loud.
🌱 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
— The difference between climate storytelling and climate communication
— How to show renewable energy on screen without turning it into a PSA
— Why ""The Ladies,"" a Hindi love story, is a masterclass in implicit climate narrative
— Why doomsday storytelling is losing to solution-based storytelling
— How the Climate Action Toolkit for Change works — 5 issue cards, 100 action cards
— What Simran learned interviewing 14 writers/directors across India, Hollywood & the UK, plus 210 Indian audience members
This is an abridged excerpt of a previously released episode. Listen/watch the full episode!
🎥 YouTube: https://youtu.be/-2fH-CtnzzY?si=O2LWRyACeBxWw6Nk
🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s1-e14-enabling-sustainable-stories-with-designer/id1753867919?i=1000670512604
🟢 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Gb5uXs9z0G2Vfn5WUw7VN?si=xdi9we2KT3Ky_kj4Pcm1Ew
🌱 Connect with Simran:
🌐:http://hiecodesignlab.com
📸: @thehiecolady @reelin_change @hiecoliving
💼: www.linkedin.com/in/simran-monga-70025890
🎬: @hiecoliving8679
🎙️ Connect with your hosts:
Zena Harris on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/zenaharris
Mark Rabin on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rabinmark
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🎬 TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Welcome to the Best Of
00:06 Climate storytelling vs. climate communication
01:34 How writers can imbibe sustainable behaviors into characters
02:14 Showing renewable energy on screen — solar panel examples
03:26 ""The Ladies"" — implicit climate narrative in a Hindi love story
04:46 The Tom Cruise wind turbine bit & the Scandinavian water bottle scene
05:34 Reflecting real lifestyles on screen
06:09 Why doomsday narratives are losing to solution-based storytelling
06:59 Building the Climate Action Toolkit for Change
08:21 What's inside the toolkit — issue cards & action cards
09:39 How writers actually use it in the room
11:15 The research — interviews across India, Hollywood & the UK
11:45 The survey stat: 70% worried, 14% know what to do
12:19 Outro & credits