We tell short-form stories exploring human nature, made for digital native audiences.
Earthrise was created in 2020 by a group of creative troublemakers who wanted to see a different kind of story on their screens and in their feeds.
Our name comes from the iconic photo taken in 1968 by William Anders during the NASA Apollo 8 mission to the moon. When it was published, ‘Earthrise’ told a story about our planet’s fragility and uniqueness that shifted perspectives and helped catalyse the global environmental movement.
It all started when Alice Aedy, Jack Harries and Finn Harries came together with a vision to tell stories to fire up the environmental movement and inspire the climate curious to embrace their power to create change. Stories that harness both urgency and optimism - in a delicate balance - resisting the pull of climate doom.
As the world has evolved, so have we. The climate is part of a greater set of intersectional problems that need interdisciplinary solutions. Now, we’re expanding our expertise in climate communication to tell stories that transform culture and empower people to take care of their inner world, so they can create change in the outer one.

"A fact wrapped in a story is 22 times more memorable than a fact"
Impact is our
non-negotiable
And we work with people who feel the same way.
We get our thrills from being in the same room as pioneers and culture-makers who are ready to roll up their sleeves and bring bold new possibilities to life.



























