Sustainable Film are happy to announce that we have become members of the Carbon Accounting Alliance. The CAA is collective of professionals and organisations in the carbon foot-printing industry and acts as a forum for members to share expertise, troubleshoot issues and collaborate to formalise and unify the industry.
Our Director Jimmy Keeping made a whirlwind trip to Cannes by train to accept the award on behalf of HBO and the Night Country cast and crew.
This survey highlights the challenges suppliers face and pinpoints the critical need for enhanced support, education, and resources.
After a challenging year for the film industry in 2023, VMI and Sustainable Film launched a unique competition to merge innovation and environmental consciousness in film production.
Sustainable Film and the BFDG share a passionate belief that the future of film lies not just in extraordinary storytelling but…
Discover the real challenges and obstacles of sustainability in the film industry with exclusive insights from leading industry panel.
This session will announce the results of Sustainable Film’s Green Supplier Network Survey, revealing the challenges that our supply chain faces when trying to be environmentally friendly.
Following the premiere of Barbie we’d like to congratulate everyone for such a success! We loved supporting the production to become as sustainable as possible.
With the UK crew and suppliers hit hard by the strikes, it was great to have a day of positivity with everyone coming together and celebrating the new tech our suppliers can provide.
Albert’s new biodiversity guide highlights the importance of biodiversity, its link to climate change, and the film and TV industry’s impact. Sustainable practices are key to reducing environmental impact while advancing conservation and climate action.
Sustainable Film have been working alongside Albert to help produce the new biodiversity guide.
Sustainable Film are delighted to announce that they have become a Supporter of The Production Guild of Great Britain.
