Eat Real Food's "Saving The Farm" film project is an initiative to bring awareness to the Eat Real Food lifestyle. Through this project, Eat Real Food hopes to educate audiences in the role they play as citizens in helping organic farmers, certified and non-certified, large or small, in supporting the organic movement. Living the Eat Real Food lifestyle promotes a sustainable future for generations to come and like everything good and wholesome, it starts in the farm. Having less and less diversified farmers is an issue we must pay close attention to as it only leads to having less variety, lower quality in natural food and higher production of processed food.

Eat Real Food depends heavily in volunteer work to support the 'Saving The Farm' film project. As a result we are constantly looking for people interested in film, from videographers, editors and motion graphic artists. Perhaps, you are a student in need of content to demonstrate learned techniques, or you are an established professional looking to make a difference. If you are passionate about the organic movement and also happen to be interested in playing an instrumental role in the 'Saving The Farm' film project then this is an opportunity from you. As a lead on this initiative you will have full creative freedom, our goal is just to get the message out there, the edginess in design is left to you. 

Below are a few samples of some volunteer projects. In addition, Eat Real Food has tons of footage ready to be edited and enhanced. Eat Real Food always looking for filming opportunities in the following areas: Southern Missouri, South Florida and Southern California. If you live in one of these areas and would like to lead a film project, contact us and we will seek out famers in the area for an interesting topic. If you live outside these locations and are interested in leading a film project, contact us with a farm of interest, we will provide one of our knowledge experts to contact the farm and develop a topic.

Production company, Atomic Ideas, from Kimberling City, MO. is leading a series of informational shorts on different farmers of the area.

Videographer: Nick Rains
Editing by: Nick Rains

Atomic Ideas is also fully supporting the Green House Green Light project taking place in Kimberling City for Parmesan's Pizzeria. This is the before video. 

Videographer: Nick Rains
Editing by: Nick Rains