Participants vote online to support movies highlighting the most pressing issues of our time. Award categories are separated between feature films and documentaries. With the Bigger Picture Film Awards, each voter is encouraged to share their favorite nominees with their personal network. Every voter is automatically entered to win prizes for their involvement. Once the votes are in, Global Inheritance hosts a ceremony in Los Angeles, California, where film producers, actors, and movie industry executives gather to receive their awards and celebrate the causes they championing. The 2017 Bigger Picture Film Awards was held at the Ace Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles on March 1. Past programs Tour Rider Global Inheritance partnered with Bill Silva Presents and Andy Hewitt in 2005 to bring Tour Rider to the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Concertgoers who use public transportation to arrive at the venue can stop by the Tour Rider booth to receive prizes in exchange for their environmentally-friendly behavior. The Metro offers several options to get to the Hollywood Bowl, including a direct connection to the venue, making public transportation both a convenient and environmentally-conscious option. Prizes range from museum and event passes to eco-friendly clothing and accessories. Recent concerts that have featured the Tour Rider program include Paul McCartney, Radiohead, Roger Waters, Kings of Leon, and many more. Tour Rider rewards concertgoers for helping the environment and decreasing traffic congestion, which is especially valuable given the location of the Hollywood Bowl. Alternative Energy Fuel RC Racing Starting in 2006 at the ESPN X Games, Global Inheritance introduced a new program that allows participants to race miniature RC cars that run on alternative fuels/power sources. If attendees can't afford a hybrid or don't have a driver's license, at least they can race an RC cart that is powered by ethanol, biodiesel, or charged using solar. These races offer young people and adults alike the opportunity to explore the efficiency of these alternative options. Saving Nature Arcade Debuting at Coachella Music & Arts Festival in 2014, the Saving Nature Arcade is a solar-powered twist on 8-bit video games. Arcade classics have been re-skinned to spotlight key environmental challenges. The walls of the arcade are created using wood signage. Each wood panel is customized to highlight a different issue (including waste and recycling, water, energy, carbon footprint, urbanization, and natural resources). Some of the featured titles included No ImPact Man, Urban Frogger, Waste