'Generation Green' based on the topic of Climate change is a six-minute documentary film written and directed by Gold Coast boy, Arshaan Ameer
The world record title was presented to him by Queensland's Education Minister, the Honourable Grace Grace, and the documentary was launched.
Speaking with SBS Hindi, Arshaan said that he was a long-time fan of the BBC documentaries narrated by naturalist Sir David Attenborough.
"(These) inspired me to work to raise awareness on the issue," he said.
Arshaan said he was very concerned about climate change and its effects and he wanted everyone, especially other children, to think actively in this direction.
If everyone puts their garbage responsibly in the proper bin, it will have a huge impact. Everyone should take it seriously and be aware of their responsibilities.Arshaan Ameer
"Too many trees are cut, deforestation should be stopped. Over-consumption of food in general should also be stopped so that we can reduce waste," he said.
Watch the trailer of the documentary here:
"I would like to continue focusing on social issues which impact our day-to-day lives," added Arshaan Ameer.
Produced by Dr Tanya, the director of photography for this short documentary film is Joy K Mathew.
Arshaan also learnt the art of script writing, camera and film direction. It took him just over two years to finish this documentary project, 'Generation Green'.
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