The story of a man with a gun and a mission - to eliminate all instances of unseasonal vegetable consumption. Written and directed by the brilliant Michael 'Watercress' Wright and starring the magnificent Daniel 'Legume' Lapaine with deft editing by Simon 'Water Celery' Wilcox and a purringly perfect soundtrack by Michael 'Mango' Mertens. Produced by the kind people at Mustard in association with the equally kind people at Eat Seasonably (http://www.eatseasonably.co.u k). Huge thanks to all.

Full cast:
Daniel Lapaine - Ninjin; Rob Whitelock - Burgess; Kinue Kato - Kabu Sensei; Leah Whitaker - MI5 Woman; Michael Wright - MI5 Man; Jason Thorpe - The Swede; Natasha Heenan - Woman on Bench; Mavreen Brown - Woman in Car Park; Alex Parkinson - Sandwich Guy; Vince Siracusa - Man in Street.

Full crew:
Michael Wright - Director; John Doris - Executive Producer; Sarah Crisp - Production Manager; Peter Sorg - Director of Photography; Tom Guy - Gaffer; Laura Jane Sessions & Camilla Tew - Hair & Make Up Artists; Mavreen Brown - Production Assistantl; Alex Parkinson - Runner; Harry Jarman - Flame Operator; Steve Lane - Sound Designer; Simon Wilcox, Editor.

Special thanks to:
Michael Mertens at Escape Route, George Martin at Arri Focus, Mark Day at Clapham Road Studios, Loaded Dice, Dan Love & Gil James at Golden Square Post Production, Paula Haughey at Grand Central Sound Studios, Anglo-Japanese Society of Wessex and all at Mustard.

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Stand by for Plug Out Boy. Created by the brilliant and brilliantly-named animator Ricky Martin (http://www.rickymartinshortfi lms.co.uk), Plug Out Boy is a boy on a non-power trip to Plug Out everything that shouldn't be on...

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This Moosnight special report featured some best of breed production including lighting by Richard Laing, cow heads by Jeff Cliff Model Effects, sound by Stuart Bunce, sound mix by Iain...

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A fantastic song by Tom Williams and Guy Denning from Tom Williams And The Boat that manages to be sad, hopeful, beautiful...That's great about Tom is that he's making a habit of doing it for Green Thing. Huge thanks to him and Guy.

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This video was inspired by a trip to Kew on a beautiful day lying in the green grass looking up at the trees and having the peace and the beauty shredded by the obscene amount of planes cutting through the blue sky of London and the hideous noise pollution they created.

We wanted to show the planes leaving, instead of white vapour trails, a more indelible mark on the earth . . . constant scars and reminders of the damage they creating to the earth's atmosphere.

Then one beautiful crisp clear blue sky morning we headed to West London to film as many planes as we could from every angle and green space we could find around Heathrow Airport. We then set about editing a minute's worth of planes and graphic lines, ending with a graphic sequence that illustrates the thousands of planes that litter our sky every minute of every day. The icing on the cake was the music by James Yeomans using the Brian Eno I-phone application Bloom - bloody genius! Enjoy.

Written and directed by Steve Wallington with filming, editing and after effects by the multi talented Jim Yeomans. Also a big thank you to Antoine & Stuart @ Point Blank

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Seven things you can do to a lead a greener life (from dothegreenthing.com).

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Green Thing co-founder Andy goes to TED and talks about Green Thing's mantra of 'Creativity Vs. Climate Change'

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His name is Rob, he hates the taste of animals, he hates saddos with too many gadgets and he hates his mother for always nagging him to drive up and see her. He is the man who does all the right things but for all the wrong reasons. Play his video confession - and yes he does eat his cat.

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Featuring the animation talents of Tom Baker, the vocal talents of Aaron Willmer and the ivory-tinkling talents of Marc Folan. And see if you can hear the five christmas classics hidden in the jazz soundtrack.

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As Josie Long moved into her new flat, Green Thing challenged her to All-Consume her old things rather than throw them away. So mustering all her ‘cardboard engineering’ canniness, the award-winning comedian turned her storage boxes into coffee table...

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A video in which a very talented friend of Green Thing, the brilliant illustrator Guillaume Cornet, demonstrates some creative All-Consuming by using up every last bit of a pencil on every last bit of a page and producing a perfect piece of pencil psychedelia in the process. Special thanks are due to Matt Curtis, Steven Qua, Tom Baker, Oliver Smith and Judy Goldhill for their cameras, stands, animation, end titles and long suffering patience - but most of all to Monsieur Guil. We are not worthy.

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This film is about the way you see more when you walk - in this case, the way you look at road signs. I didn't drive anywhere to shoot any of these road signs. Most of them I walked to and one of them was in Norway and turned out to be quite a long walk especially carrying a camera. I didn't do it all, the music is by Marc Folan and the voiceover is Paul Berczeller. If you like the video then why don't you take some shots of some road signs, make your own one and upload it. www.dothegreenthing.com

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