DEBUNK THE BAG"

Every year, millions of trees are cut down to produce paper bags. Although they are an alternative from using plastic bags, creating paper bags cause environmental harm, that is, to trees. Paper bags are mass produced with heavy-duty gas fed machinery. It takes three tons of wood and thousands of gallons of water just to produce a single ton of paper pulp. Not to mention that paper production emits air pollution, specifically, producing paper is 70% more pollutable than producing plastic. According to the Environmental Impact advocacy group, the impact of a paper grocery bag is 77.69, compared to a plastic grocery bag which is 6.46.
​ ECO 101 aims to unmask the truth about paper bags – they are not good for the environment. Every year, millions of trees are cut down to produce paper pulp, and production produces more air and water pollution compared to plastic bag production. ECO 101 proposes eco bags as an alternative.

Director: John Michael G. Perez

Assistant Director: Nicole Ferrarez

Producer: ECO101

Screenplay: Nicole Ferrarez & Paulo Jovellano

Storyboard Artist: Nicole Ferrarez

Director of Photography: John Michael G. Perez

1st Assistant Camera: Nicole Ferrarez

2nd Assistant Camera: Paulo Jovellano

Still Photographer: Romil Amorado 

Production Designer: Adolf Casabuena, Nicole Ferrarez, Vanessa Sioco

Editor: John Michael G. Perez

Assistant Editor: Nicole Ferrarez

Colorist: John Michael G. Perez, Vanessa Sioco 

Sound Designer/Editor: Adolf Casabuena

Motion Graphics: John Michael G. Perez, Adolf Casabuena