The pilot for Interlock's new mini
series, Sustainable Industry Television, is just about ready for
primetime! We look at the greenest manufacturing companies in America, many of whom have had charismatic leaders, and the
tremendous amount of self scrutiny it takes to effectively lower their carbon
footprint. For the first program, we travel to the manufacturing headquarters
of InterfaceFLOR, the world's largest producer of commercial carpet tile. Spearheaded
by the late great visionary Ray Anderson, who appeared in the film “The
Corporation”, Interface changed its business model on the single idea that you
can help fight climate change by making carpet out of carpet. This green
endeavor, known as “Mission Zero”, has the ultimate goal of completely erasing
the company’s carbon footprint by the year 2020. How close are they to success,
and will they be able to get there without Anderson at the helm?
Omar Cruz is Creative Director here at Interlock Media. Himself the product of a lifetime devotion to the arts, Omar is amongst our most visionary and skilled staff members. When he’s not illustrating (see picture below), playing guitar, or working on his own film projects, Omar tackles Interlock’s numerous creative tasks in the other sixty hours a week that he has left. After getting his start as a CG operator on Puerto Rico’s channel 6 PBS affiliate, Omar went on to work as a cameraman, director, motion graphics specialist and college instructor, before coming to Interlock. As well as being an extremely well rounded individual and skateboarding veteran, Omar is a recent emigrant of Puerto Rico and a brand new Bostonian. After being in the USA for about a month, he found his way into our world and has been one our MVPs ever since. Artwork by ...
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