Big Picture TV streams videos from leading thinkers to help you make sense of complex global issues and understand where you, or your organization, fit in.

For every video or search, we’ve identified related themes, events, campaigns and resources to make it easy to continue your search. These ‘Big Pictures’ provide a context for thinking about - and getting involved with - the issues most relevant for you.

All Big Picture TV videos are free to stream online with up to 40 new videos to be added each month. To comment, email a friend or for free access to our constantly updated database of related events and actions, simply provide your name and email address on the free sign-up page.

In addition to free streaming videos, Big Picture offers paid subscriptions for individuals and institutions who wish to use our videos for presentations, lectures, meetings, events or other educational purposes. Subscriber video downloads are provided in high resolution formats. Organizations receive a higher resolution version without a watermark and suitable for larger screens. Individual subscribers will also receive access to partner discounts. Click here for more details and our introductory rate.

Big Picture believes that anyone prepared to ask the big questions has the potential to be a leader -- whether that’s within your department, your company, your industry sector, your community or your country. Big Picture helps organizations address environmental and social issues by providing a support system to reduce the risks of taking action, while supporting commercial development.

Our aim is to ensure that organizations ready to address the environmental or social issues affected by their business use the exponential impact of collaboration from the earliest stages, in order to bring about lasting change. We use the Big Picture toolkit to help develop an organization’s ‘CQ’ or Collaborative Quotient.

CQ borrows techniques from campaigning, advocacy and PR to help organizations consolidate their vision and build the support they need to lead. We use workshops, film series, advocate panels, campaigns and Big Picture Speakers to help you find common ground and inspire partners to act on ambitious shared missions not achievable by a single person or group. Big Picture can help bring you together with the right players, from the right disciplines at the right time. The team helps drive leadership at organizational, sectoral and industry level by providing:

--Environmental leadership design & training;

--Risk mitigation through stakeholder partnership and engagement;

--Strategic embedding and implementation for internal stakeholder groups - from board level through to floor staff or suppliers;

--Mission support through issue-based PR and media engagement;

By helping you bring together stakeholders across disciplines, Big Picture helps you find common ground and inspire partners to collaborate on shared missions not achievable by a single person or group.

For more information on how Big Picture can help your organization lead change, please contact us on +44 (0)20 7831 4199 or email leaders@bigpicture.tv

Executive Director

Tyler Moorehead is a media strategist specialising in environmental and social affairs. With more than 20 years experience in digital and print publishing, advertising and media, Tyler has provided board level advisory for large organisations in the media, retail, construction and automotive sectors. Since 2002, Tyler has been working in environmental communications and affairs, including five years as publisher of the Ecologist magazine. In 2008, working with GREEN, she developed a methodology for engaging stakeholders and the media with environmental and social issues using advocacy techniques. She has since provided media advocacy and other forms of engagement for companies and institutions including DEFRA, the World Bank, the Soil Association and the Global Legislators Organisation (GLOBE). Tyler has been an advocate for PLAN International’s ‘Because I’m a Girl’ campaign since its inception and is a columnist for Natural Health Magazine on food issues. Tyler is an Associate Member of the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (AIEMA)

Editorial Director

Jeremy Smith is a writer and producer specialising in environmental issues. As well as now conducting the interviews for and editing Big Picture TV, he is the founder and editor of ivili.org, a social network and website focusing on innovations and solutions in appropriate technology. He is also the co-author of Clean Breaks - 500 New Ways to See the World (Rough Guides), winner of Planeta.com’s book of the year for 2009. Jeremy's freelance writing has appeared in The Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian, The Independent, Newsday and several magazines. Previously he was editor of the Ecologist magazine, for which he now blogs on ecotourism and appropriate technology. He is an advisor to the charities GardenAfrica and Change for Climate Change.

Development Director

Peter Eyres is an expert in transformational communications and institutional change. Peter has provided consultations to a wide range of organisations across the public, private and civil society sectors. Previously a partner in the GREEN Consultancy, his work has included the evaluation of accountability in Civil Society Organisations; behaviour change in local communities; benchmarking exercises for board level strategic planning, and communications and advocacy to organisations ranging from, General Electric, Kellogg's and ASDA to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the World Bank. Peter was part of the economic policy and poverty reduction team for Save the Children UK in 2005 and is an Associate Member of the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment.

Associate Director

Lynda Thain is a developmental and performance coach who was one of the pioneers of interactive media in the UK. With more than 20 years’ experience in marketing and training her expertise includes presentation effectiveness and use of digital media. Lynda has worked with a range of blue chip companies, including Coca-Cola, Waitrose and Orange, to apply digital and online media to communications. She has created interactive training tools and development programmes, as well as, bespoke training seminars. Lynda is a qualified NLP Business Practitioner with expertise in voice production and other aspects of individual performance. She works with both teams and individuals, having worked with senior executives across a variety of consumer and business sectors. Lynda is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and Manufacture (FRSA), and a member of the British Voice Association (BVA) and the Musicians Union. She completed image consultancy training in New York.

Project Coordinator

Isabella Nicoli is a marketing and communications professional specializing in online project development. An Italian national, Isabella previously worked as account manager and sales executive at communications companies in Italy. She gained digital media experience on viral marketing campaigns for Italian consumer brands, and has handled PR as well as fundraising. Isabella began working on campaign and charitable projects from a young age, including awareness raising campaigns for NGOs and event organizing for intercultural, education and youth projects.

Founder www.bigpicture.tv

Marcus Morrell founded Big Picture TV in 2003. Until October 2009, Marcus owned and operated the site as its Executive Director. Since 2007 Marcus has been a Senior Analyst at global engineering and design consultancy, Arup, as part of their Foresight Innovation and Incubation group. Marcus continues as a Big Picture TV shareholder and an advisor to the new Big Picture TV team.