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Do you include animated films or just live action?

We include both animated and live-action films, because littering can show up in any kind of story.

Can I submit an example I spotted in a film?

Yes, please do. We welcome submissions from anyone. Just visit our Submit a Scene page and share the title, when it happened, and a short note about what was left behind.

What if I don’t know the precise timestamp?

Precise timecodes are helpful, but if you only remember roughly when something happened, that is fine too. Maybe you recall it was about 45 minutes in, or perhaps it was during the opening chase scene before the title appeared. Just note what you remember. Someone from our team will find the exact moment before sharing it.

Which formats and types of screen media do you accept?

We welcome all kinds of narrative screen stories, from feature films and television series to streaming originals and short films. We also accept animated features and live-action adaptations. We do not accept unscripted reality TV, vlogs, music videos, or video games, as we focus on written and performed stories.

What is the procedure for submitting a scene that I have spotted?

If you notice a character discarding rubbish without thinking twice, you can visit our Submit a Scene page. Just share the title, when it happened (even if it is just a rough guess), and a few words about what was left behind.