As climate change continues to impact people around the world, it becomes increasingly important to educate those who don’t yet understand the magnitude of the event. What is it, how do we fix it and is it even real? “A lot of people have asked me if climate change is real,” said StormStock founder Martin Lisius. “And the answer is, yes, it is real. Climatology is a slow science, meaning it takes years of data to identify significant trends. It is not quick to understand like meteorology where trends can be identified in hours, and sometimes in just minutes. Thankfully, we now have enough information to verify that it is real.”

The greatest impact of climate change is the modification of what was “normal” in a certain region. Some locations across the world will see hotter or colder, wetter or drier climates that people there are not accustomed to. “That impacts infrastructure and everyday life,” Lisius said.

To help tell the story, Lisius and his team have shot and archived various weather events including hurricanes, floods, drought, thunderstorms and blizzards on premium video formats from 4K up to 16K. The 16K video production method was developed in-house “from scratch” in order to create a format that was completely immersive and down-scalable for any application.

Prairie Pictures’ StormStock is the world’s premier source for weather and climate footage. Produced in-house, archived and licensed directly to creatives who require top-tier content.

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