Resources on screen industry sustainability
Guides, tools and practical content to reduce and manage the environmental impact of film and TV productions, festivals and cultural events.
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8 resources
- Productions
What audiovisual sustainability is and how to apply it on a shoot
A practical introduction to the main areas of environmental impact in a film or TV production and how to start managing them.
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How to write a sustainability plan for a film or TV production
What a sustainability plan should include, how to define measures, owners and indicators, and how to monitor it throughout the project.
Read resource - Carbon footprint
How to calculate the carbon footprint of a film or TV production
What data you need to collect and how a production's consumption, travel and activities are converted into CO2e (CO2 equivalent) emissions.
Read resource - EcoManager & EcoPA
What an EcoManager is and what they do on a film or TV production
The EcoManager's duties, responsibilities and role in planning, monitoring and documenting a production's sustainability.
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What an EcoPA is and what they do during a shoot
How the EcoPA helps collect environmental data and evidence directly on set and keeps information organised throughout the shoot.
Read resource - Certification
Green Film: what it is and how it works
A guide to the Green Film standard, its section-based structure and the process for planning, monitoring and verifying environmental measures.
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BAFTA albert: sustainability and carbon footprint in film and TV production
An introduction to BAFTA albert and how planning, production data and the carbon footprint are handled on film and TV projects.
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EMA Green Seal: how it works for film and TV productions
An introduction to the EMA Green Seal and how to document the environmental best practices carried out during a production.
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