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CREATING CHANGE All members of crew have power to bring about transformation, achieve sustainability goals, and be examples to peers in the wider industry, says Karl Liegis, head of production, 60Forty Films. Broadcasters and streamers have Net Zero targets and production companies have big ambitions, positive intentions, and are making meaningful transformations when it comes … Read more

POWERING THE JOURNEY TO NET ZERO Laurence Johnson outlines how the climate crisis can be addressed and public health improved by the film and TV industry embracing clean, renewable power and through initiatives such as Film London’s Grid Project and Fuel Project.  The burning of fossil fuels has allowed economic development unparalleled in human history. … Read more

THIS IS NOT A MOVIE Recent data reveals transport accounts for over half of production emissions, overshadowing even commuting. Immediate action and incentives are crucial.  Have you noticed a seismic shift in sustainable working practices over recent years? Most probably the answer will be no. Do I sound like a broken record? Most probably, yes.  … Read more

INSIGHT AND INITIATIVES What does a 19th century royal consort have to do with the climate crisis in the 21st century? April Sotomayor, head of industry sustainability at BAFTA albert, explains. If you have ever watched a TV programme in the UK, you may have noticed a small black-and-white footprint logo in the end credits.   … Read more

COLLABORATION: THE KEY TO THE FILM AND TV’S INDUSTRY’S SUSTAINABILITY The film and TV industry must embrace collaboration and innovation to overcome significant sustainability challenges and drive meaningful change.  In an industry renowned for creativity and innovation, the film and TV sector faces a significant challenge in sustainability. The environmental impact of production processes—from energy … Read more