Our latest Focus On guide explores the relationship between cinematography and sustainability. We speak to industry leaders about how to be sustainable on set and what changes need to be made going forward.

Comment / Laurence Johnson, sustainability manager, Film London

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Aputure / Leading the charge

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Refurb and Retrofitting

Get Set Hire / Working towards a circular framework

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Anton/Bauer / Sodium chemistry

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Digital Orchard and BECTU launch Virtual Cinematography Roadshow

Jun 22, 2021

Digital Orchard Foundation has partnered with BECTU Camera Branch on a new programme to support talent moving into, and up through the camera department.

The Virtual Cinematography Roadshow is designed to welcome those who identify as being from a group which is underrepresented into the film and TV industry. For example, new entrants such as those who are facing barriers due to; age, race, sexual orientation, gender, disability (visible and non visible), socioeconomic background and/or caring responsibilities.

Via online Q&As, videos, mentoring and industry introductions, the programme aims to offer an introduction to cinematography as a career alongside all roles in and linked to the camera department, with industry experts sharing knowledge and insights, giving participants the technical know-how and personal skills to take with them on set. 

Get in touch with Digital Orchard if you are interested in taking part in this kind of event, as a participant or tutor. 