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Yann Arthur Bertrand is a world master of aerial photography and a French documentary filmmaker. Homeland raises awareness of environmental protection and Humanity brings more than 2,000 interviewees into dialogue with the viewer, giving a sense of a better world and the meaning of life.
For 20 years, Yann Arthus Bertrand has been filming the ecological changes of the planet from the air. The film is the result of 15 years of preparation, 18 months of filming, 54 countries and 120 locations. The film was shot from the Great Barrier Reef under the sea in Australia to Mount Kilimanjaro in the Kenyan highlands of Africa; from the Amazon rainforest to the Gobi Desert; from the rolling cotton fields of Texas, USA to the industrial towns of Shanghai and Shenzhen, China. From the Amazon rainforest to the Gobi Desert, from the rolling cotton fields of Texas to the industrial towns of Shanghai and Shenzhen in China, the film offers a God's-eye view of the planet's stunning beauty and its increasingly precarious state.

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Roland Emmerich, is a German film director, screenwriter and producer. Roland Emmerich has directed mostly English-language films produced by Hollywood, and his box office receipts have reached US$3 billion worldwide, more than any other European director, and his US gross has exceeded US$1 billion, making him the eleventh most profitable director in film history.
Emmerich has directed many successful films, mostly disaster films, such as Independence Day (1996), The Day After Tomorrow (2004) and 2012 (2009).
I saw his 2004 classic disaster film The Day After Tomorrow, which was a very thought-provoking look at a human society on the brink of collapse.
His films are not only full of powerful visual effects, but also showcase disaster films that are full of human light amidst disaster. He always manages to balance the powerful visual impact with the human touch in each of his films, turning them into "the kind of film people want to see in the cinema".
"There's always a sense of responsibility in making a film like this, wanting to show the historical reality very accurately, but also knowing that I'm making a film that needs to have certain entertainment attributes, like bringing the audience an immersive experience." Roland Emmerich said.

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What environmental issues are caused by paper production?
The environmental effects of paper production include deforestation, the use of enormous amounts of energy and water as well as air pollution and waste problems. Paper accounts for around 26% of total waste at landfills.
（https://www.theworldcounts.com/challenges/consumption/other-products/environmental-impact-of-paper/story）

What are the environmental effect of paper waste in our society?
The more waste, the more the cost to transport it. As landfill volume increases, more and more land is needed for waste containment. Wastes often need to be burned, causing air pollution. Paper contains many toxins that leak into the soil from open and covered landfills and into soil, where it causes ecological damage.
（https://sciencing.com/negative-effects-of-paper-wastes-13658050.html）

What are the effects of paper waste?
Pulp and paper is the 3rd largest industrial polluter of air, water and soil. Chlorine-based bleaches are used during production which results in toxic materials being released into our water, air and soil. When paper rots, it emits methane gas which is 25 times more toxic than CO2.
（https://www.theworldcounts.com/stories/paper-waste-facts）

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Environmental effects of paper

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The first scene starts with me holding my movie ticket, still at home at this time, and shooting in the mirror. The second scene is me getting into the lift and going downstairs with my cinema ticket. The third scene is me on my way to the cinema with my cinema ticket, I should have been filming in the neighbourhood for this part. The next scene is me walking to the entrance of the mall with my ticket and then the next scene is me getting on the lift. Then it's the entrance to the cinema. In the sixth act it's already watching the film, then it's back home, and this part should be done in front of the block or crossing the road. At the end it's me sitting on a shoe bench in front of my house slipping my shoes.

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My video is roughly a process that takes me from home to the cinema and back again. Throughout this process I will be holding my cinema ticket in my hand.

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My collection are tickets，film tickets，some ticket stubs. I think these are all made by paper.
Maybe the concept/ theme related to the paper waste and recycle. Or discovering the traditional art of making paper.(Paper making is one of the four great Chinese inventions).

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I ended up putting my collection of dolls and cinema tickets together. The movie tickets and dolls are the ones that I have been collecting for the longest time. I think both of them are very meaningful. Whenever I see a previous movie ticket and a doll I bought, I always think of the correspondence.
I started collecting cinema tickets in 2011 and have been collecting them for ten years now. I put them in a bag after every trip to the cinema. I think I can pick one of these tickets to re-watch every time I want to watch a movie in the future, and that's why I want to collect them. I think to classify these, we can look at them from different angles, such as the type of film, the time the film was released, different cinema tickets and so on.
The dolls were there because I liked them, and then and friends gave gifts some times with dolls, and that's how the collection started, more and more. The dolls correspond to different people, different shops, different times.

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Secondly I have put together my collection of stickers and garage kits. Stickers and hand-me-downs are two of the things that I have collected in relatively small quantities so far but still continue to keep collecting. I first started collecting them to decorate my room and whenever I was down or being rewarded I would buy one to motivate myself. The different garage kits can be divided into different collections to get them, different times of purchase and different release dates. Stickers can be purchased from different times, different types, different uses, etc.

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I have sorted my six collections into three categories.

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In total, I have collected hundreds of movie tickets, dozens of ticket stubs from various places, dozens of garage kits, coins from various places I have visited, hundreds of stickers, and a dozen toys.

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I compared my collection with his. The comparison revealed that our initial intentions for collecting were the same, and that there were differences in the way we collected, preserved, etc.

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I did a search on the internet and I found Jacc Batch, who is a toy collector.

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The main idea of collecting these things is about recording memory, when I look at these collections I can think about the time when I was there. For example, fond memories of when I travelled to each place. Each of my collections comes from various places and from different people.

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Firstly I have divided up the coins and ticket stubs from each country. Collecting ticket stubs and currency from travelling in various countries is something that I think is probably a habit for many people. I think I need to leave some impressions when I go on a trip, and when I collect them, so that when I look through them I can remember what I experienced on that trip and in the places I used to play. The same goes for the coins of various countries, I collect mostly coins but some of them are also banknotes. I find it very interesting, it takes me through the different currencies and it's also a good memory. If I sorted these (ticket stubs) I think I could get them from different countries, all different kinds of tickets, different times. Currencies can come from different places, different types of currency, different exchange rates.

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I then found a sticker collector online who specialises in collecting football related stickers.

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I also compared my sticker collection with his and we partly overlap, but the amount he collects and the way he keeps them, etc., are different. And he collects because he feels it represents the historical development of football. I collect stickers because they are practical, they can be used in many places and they are used for decoration.