A Scene from Reel Sustainable - Working title

Can you briefly explain what this LibertyPak is? Well, LibertyPak is a lithium-ion based battery for motion picture film and camera as well as for other things and it's ah, basically turns the electricity into ac power. So you can plug in any ac current anything you can plug into a wall you can plug into here it's like a portable socket. And inside is the battery, which is a lithium-based battery that fits in the lid and holds about 300-400 watt/hrs power and here you got the inversion circuits that change it to useful sign-wave ac. But there is no fumes, no gasoline, there is no sound, there is no noise. And you can take it with you all the places you can't take a regular genny, like you can go to national parks, you can go on the beach, in elevators, subways. The battery in here will eventually run out of power but rather then stop what you're doing, you can just clip on another battery. So, for instance, if you think you're running out, cause there is a little warning light says you're running out, you can grab any battery you've got on set like, this is a typical battery belt that you use to run lights with and you can take this while you're running, while you've got your electricity coming out, and say "hop, we're getting low," you can grab this and you can plug it right in here and then suddenly you got another 3-4-5 hours worth of power and you haven't stopped shooting. So it's, any belt battery that you've got you can plug right into that and then you keep it running. It's like adding gasoline to the tank as you're running the generator. And then if they're lucky enough to have sunlight they can operate this with a solar panel, which simply weighs like a pound, and they open this up, throw it on the ground like that, they get enough power to run a camera or laptop, and then it plugs directly into the little genny, and as you tilt it towards the sun you actually see it as the meter changes a little bit. It will go up or down depending on how much power. All right, thanks very much! Good to meet ya!