Second Chance

Creator |Anastasiia Klinova, Artemii Ivanov, Mayya Kucherova, Arsenii Nikolskii, and Max Julius Löwe 
Institute |SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences (Germany)
Lecturer |Gilbert Beronneau

“Second Chance” is a short film set in a hospital that explores the unexpected ways in which everyday objects can bring people together. The story centres around a cleaner and a patient who form an unlikely bond through the versatilityof cartonboard.

Initially focused on the environmental benefits of cartonboard, the film’s creators decided to delve deeper into the material’s potential to inspire and connect people. Through a series of heartwarming encounters, the video showcases how cartonboard can be used in creative and meaningful ways, even in the most challenging of circumstances.

Jury comments (Bady Minck):

Never underestimate carton: an eco rap

Creator   | Gloria Schauer, Julia Scheucher, and Sara Celen
Institute | Höhere Graphische Bundes-Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt (Austria)
Lecturer | Bernhard Comploj

“Never Underestimate Carton” is a playful parody of “Edamame” by bbno$ and Rich Brian. It highlights the recyclability, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability of cartonboard. The video features fun props and energetic dance moves to educate viewers in a memorable way.

By presenting the information in a musicalformat, the creators hope to encourage viewers to replay the video and internalise the message. Ultimately, the goal is to educate people about
sustainability in a playful and engaging manner, inspiring them to make eco-friendly choices in their daily lives.

Jury comment (Simon Bolton):

What do young people know about Carton?

Creator   | Sebastian Feytl, Jannis Koehling, and Nicolas Schwarz
Institute | Höhere Graphische Bundes-Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt (Austria)
Lecturer | Bernhard Comploj

This entry is a fun and informative video that aims to educate young people about the ecofriendliness and recycling process of cartonboard. The video features street interviews in which participants are asked to arrange stickers depicting the cartonboard life cycle in the correct order, plus answer questions about the benefits of cartonboard. Through this interactive approach, the video aims to raise awareness about the importance of recycling cartonboard and its positive impact on the environment. The video is designed to be both entertaining and informative, making it an engaging learning experience for viewers of all ages.

Pro Carton Rap

Creator | David Reidl, David Reidl, and Alessia Weber 
Institute | Höhere Graphische Bundes-Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt (Austria)
Lecturer | Bernhard Comploj

This rap-style music video showcases the benefits of folding carton to a young audience. Through a catchy song and visually appealing visuals, the video highlights the ecological aspects of carton, including its recyclability and positive environmental impact. The video features fast-paced editing, creative transitions, and props made from repurposed cartonboard.

The music was entirely produced by the creators, incorporating self-written lyrics and unique sound effects created by waving a large sheet of carton in front of a microphone.