"Life of a Pellet" is a stop motion short film exploring pre-production plastic pellet pollution. Made entirely of plastic trash and real plastic pellets, "Life of a Pellet' tells the tale of Peter the Pellet who is excited to become a useful plastic item in the world but gets lost outside a production factory. Peter is washed into a storm drain, floats down the Humber River and ends up in Lake Ontario. This film was made in memory of Micah Messent and Danielle Moore as part of the Eco-Action Accelerator Grant by Ocean Wise, funded in part by Canada Service Corps, a national movement that empowers youth aged 15–30 to gain experience and build important skills while giving back to their community.
Premiered at Patagonia Toronto on October 17 2024
Written and Directed by: Zoë Ungku Fa’iz
Animation Director: Evan DeRushie
Peter the Pellet, Lake Monster, Captain P: Jesse McDougall
Credit dialogue: Mary Long, Zoë Ungku Fa'iz
Storyboards: Dani Elizondo, Avery Mason, Daniela Salas
Design: Avery Mason, Daniela Salas
Animation: Avery Mason, Daniela Salas
Pellet Collector: Eden Hataley
Pellet Pickers: Martha Taylor, Maheleate Woldergiorgis, Cloey Wong, Mary Long, Mira Ghosh
Special Thanks: Silvana Montoni, Ungku Fa’iz, Kaja Verret, Zoie Diana, Susan Debreceni, Brenda Li, Bonnie Jane Maracle, Chelsea Rochman, Jacob Haney, Philip Harker, Rafaela Gutierrez, Hannah De Frond, Dexter McQueen, Patagonia Toronto, the Rochman Lab, the U of T Trash Team's Fighting Floatables researchers, Ocean Wise Eco-Action Accelerator 2024 Cohort
Produced by: Zoë Ungku Fa’iz
Animation Production: Stop Motion Department
With support from: Ocean Wise and U of T Trash Team
For more information:
Ocean Wise: https://ocean.org/project/life-of-a-p...
Instagram: @lifeofapellet
U of T Trash Team: https://uofttrashteam.ca/pellets/
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