About The Film
Introduction
From the beginning until today, the evolution of plastic has been a benefit in many ways that the world has enjoyed. It has been a game changer for new products and created growth for the world’s economy. Plastics in packaging all started so innocently in the 1940s, because plastic was such a big improvement for almost every kind of packaging. The world’s population has nearly quadrupled since that time and plastic production has continued to grow. This indestructible material has and continues to wreak havoc on our planet and is arguably the top environmental issue we face today.
With brilliant research uncovered by our investigative research team, we have gained the support of major corporations & individuals, passionate to tell the world their story.
About Us
DreamPost Productions has been producing television and films for over 20 years. With hundreds of productions under our belt, we are extremely excited about being involved with this project, “Planet Earth”.
BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS
We have been building our relationships with studios and networks for over 20 years. Our work has appeared on Netflix, Amazon, NBC, CBS, among others. Our work on the hit TV series, “Drug Wars”, has been seen by millions around the world. We also have a network of A-list talent which we are proud to have in our support system.
TRUE STORYTELLING
Our team is dedicated to producing projects that are compelling, interesting and true. We aren’t interested in storytelling that exaggerates the facts. We make sure that viewers get the whole story and not just part of the story.
Our Team
Janice Overbeck
Executive Producer
Janice, visionary of this film, is also owner of one of the most successful real estate companies in Georgia. She takes on the “40-Day Plastic Free Challenge” in hopes of discovering if its possible to live zero plastic waste in today’s world.
Jack Winch
Cinematographer
Jack has produced dozens of television shows and documentries over his career. This particulat production, “Plastic Earth,” happens to be particularly interesting to him after watching several documentries on the plastic crisis topic, yet not seeing one documentary (feature length) that focuses on the solutions.