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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Comment / David Raedeker BSC / member of the BSC sustainability committee

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Comment / April Sotomayor, head of industry sustainability, BAFTA Albert

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Making green moves

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Comment / Karl Liegis, head of production, 60Forty Films

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Sustainability is built in to our industry’s DNA

Sustainability Introduction

Revealed: The official poster of EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2019

Aug 2, 2019

The 27th iteration of the international film festival, EnergaCAMERIMAGE, takes place in 2019 between 9th and 16th November. As you may know, after many years, the festival is coming back to Toruń, Poland. You may also be familiar with the medieval legend about a raftsman who dealt with a scourge of frogs in Toruń, leading them out of the city by playing his violin.

Now – 100 days before the Festival – this year’s poster has been presented!

This time, the poster shows a different kind of artist with a positive energy, a filmmaker, who is going to bring to Toruń a different kind of Frogs – the Golden ones, which will be given to the greatest artists of cinematography: the guests of 27th edition of EnergaCAMERIMAGE Film Festival.

The author of this year’s poster is Piotr Jabłoński /nicponim/ (who also designed the poster for the 25th jubilee edition of Camerimage), a graduate of Faculty of Architecture in Białystok. He has worked for Bungie, Arkane Studios, ArenaNet, Aaron Sims Creative, Wizards of the Coast, DC Comics, Axis Animation, TBWA/Paris, Games Workshop, PlatigeImage, NetEase Games, Tokkun Studio, Aggressive Tv, Centipede Press, Applibot, Evermotion and many others.

For more about the festival, please visit: https://camerimage.pl/en/