The award-winning series of environmental short films of Honda wins two 2014 Telly trophies

The series of environmental shorts films of Honda has received national recognition for the second consecutive year. Never Ending Race, a film that captures the pioneering efforts of Honda to significantly reduce emissions of vehicle in four decades, has received the Telly Awards 2014 in two categories of online video: Green / Ecological and Social Responsibility.With nearly 12,000 participants from five continents, the competition was one of the most anticipated in history this year.”Our biggest challenge when creating Never Ending Race was to capture in just four minutes a story that developed in four decades,” Marcos Frommer, from Honda North America, one of the producers of the film series, said. “Accepting this award, Honda thanks its partners who have worked to reduce emissions from the tailpipes of vehicles with the same enthusiasm and spirit that define our competitive spirit of racing,” he added.The series of Environmental {short films of Honda;http://corporate.honda.com/environment/film-series/}, was launched in August 2012 with the film Paint by numbers, that tells the story of Shubho Bhattacharya, Honda engineer, inspired by his opinion that global climate change is one of the biggest challenges humanity is facing today, developed a technology to reduce energy use in the process of painting the bodies of the cars at Honda factories in North America. The film received two Telly Awards in 2013.