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Get a sneak peek at the new short-form sustainability docuseries on Samsung TV Plus.

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A new series from Samsung and SHFT, available in revolutionary 8K, showcases creators who are leading the charge for a sustainable world one song, plate and painting at a time. "Focusing on the Big Picture" takes us from a secret forest in Moby’s backyard to Antarctic icefields with landscape painter Zaria Forman — all filmed in ultra-high resolution that’s perfect for the precise color and detail of Quantum Mini LED technology on Samsung Neo QLED 8K TV.

Watch now on Samsung TV Plus or the newly launched SHFT.com platform to experience these creators and their art like never before. Samsung TV Plus is available for free on 2016 – 2022 Samsung Smart TVs and select Galaxy mobile and tablet devices. 8K content is now here, for your premium 8K TV viewing experience, obtain your own Samsung Neo QLED 8K TV.1

Moby facing forward from the shoulders up with trees in the background. Moby facing forward from the shoulders up with trees in the background.

Moby

Moby is one of the most famous electronic musicians of all time as well as a prominent advocate for animal rights and the environment. He uses his platform and the beautiful music he produces to draw attention to important issues. Watch this exclusive clip from Moby as he discusses his ethos, inspiration, and idea behind turning his swimming pool into a natural habitat.

Zaria Forman facing forward from the shoulders up. Zaria Forman facing forward from the shoulders up.

Zaria Forman

Zaria Forman’s large-scale charcoal drawings document the effects of climate change in beautifully rendered detail. In this episode, Zaria flies over Antarctica with NASA to gain new perspectives of the changes her icy subjects are undergoing.

AY Young facing forward from the shoulders up. AY Young facing forward from the shoulders up.

AY Young

AY Young is the musician activist behind Battery Tour, a series of concerts powered by 100% renewable energy. AY’s tour got the attention of the United Nations, which tapped him to be the UN Sustainable Goals Leader for the United States. His story is about the power of change, both literally and figuratively. Plug in and prepare to be inspired.

Xiuhtezcatl Martinez facing to the right from the shoulders up. Xiuhtezcatl Martinez facing to the right from the shoulders up.

Xiuhtezcatl Martinez

Musician activist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, a.k.a. X, speaks truth to power with the voice of his generation. He’s appeared before the UN General Assembly and was even awarded a youth leadership medal by President Barack Obama. Now, he’s making music to move the masses. See how he’s using it to amplify his message.

Ray Garcia facing forward from the shoulders up with a kitchen in the background. Ray Garcia facing forward from the shoulders up with a kitchen in the background.

Chef Ray Garcia

Hailed as one of the finest chefs in Los Angeles today, Ray Garcia has become known for representing diversity in Los Angeles through his local, seasonal menus. This episode catches up with Ray in his newly opened restaurant, Asterid, at the Walt Disney Concert Hall as he prepares a signature dish using fresh, sustainable, farm-to-table ingredients.

Mark Newton facing forward from the shoulders up. Mark Newton facing forward from the shoulders up.

Samsung's Mark Newton

Mark Newton is the Head of Corporate Sustainability at Samsung Electronics America. A chemical engineer by training, he knows more than most about sustainable materials and has spent decades helping companies understand them, too. In this episode, Mark shows how Samsung merges sustainability with groundbreaking tech.

Moby facing forward from the shoulders up with trees in the background.
Zaria Forman facing forward from the shoulders up.
AY Young facing forward from the shoulders up.
Xiuhtezcatl Martinez facing to the right from the shoulders up.
Ray Garcia facing forward from the shoulders up with a kitchen in the background.
Mark Newton facing forward from the shoulders up.
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  • Moby

    Moby is one of the most famous electronic musicians of all time as well as a prominent advocate for animal rights and the environment. He uses his platform and the beautiful music he produces to draw attention to important issues. Watch this exclusive clip from Moby as he discusses his ethos, inspiration, and idea behind turning his swimming pool into a natural habitat.

  • Zaria Forman

    Zaria Forman’s large-scale charcoal drawings document the effects of climate change in beautifully rendered detail. In this episode, Zaria flies over Antarctica with NASA to gain new perspectives of the changes her icy subjects are undergoing.

  • AY Young

    AY Young is the musician activist behind Battery Tour, a series of concerts powered by 100% renewable energy. AY’s tour got the attention of the United Nations, which tapped him to be the UN Sustainable Goals Leader for the United States. His story is about the power of change, both literally and figuratively. Plug in and prepare to be inspired.

  • Xiuhtezcatl Martinez

    Musician activist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, a.k.a. X, speaks truth to power with the voice of his generation. He’s appeared before the UN General Assembly and was even awarded a youth leadership medal by President Barack Obama. Now, he’s making music to move the masses. See how he’s using it to amplify his message.

  • Chef Ray Garcia

    Hailed as one of the finest chefs in Los Angeles today, Ray Garcia has become known for representing diversity in Los Angeles through his local, seasonal menus. This episode catches up with Ray in his newly opened restaurant, Asterid, at the Walt Disney Concert Hall as he prepares a signature dish using fresh, sustainable, farm-to-table ingredients.

  • Samsung's Mark Newton

    Mark Newton is the Head of Corporate Sustainability at Samsung Electronics America. A chemical engineer by training, he knows more than most about sustainable materials and has spent decades helping companies understand them, too. In this episode, Mark shows how Samsung merges sustainability with groundbreaking tech.

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