GREEN FILM PRACTICES provides leading strategies for the development and use of new technology and legal methodology for an environmentally sound audiovisual industry. Green Film Practices works with production companies, national and regional film bodies, film commissions, local authorities, educational institutions and environmental organisations. We monitor and consult on green production practices and author bespoke environmental policies in order to create a common sustainable future.
Green Film Practices are greening the East of England
Green Film Practices is proud to launch a FREE business support scheme that will advice 30 regional small to medium sized production companies in the East of England. The project is a joint venture between Green Film Practices, Exemplas (University of Hertfordshire) and Resource Efficiency East (REE).
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Over the next four months, Green Film Practices will give hands-on tailored support to production companies looking to implement environmentally-friendly practices. But more than that, we are looking for ways to use sustainable working practices to foster a cluster community that will stimulate and grow regional business activity in the East of England.
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The project is supported by East of England Development Agency (EEDA) and financed in part by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund.
Green Film Practices at the RSA
Green Film Practices Managing Director Ann Kristin Glenster hosted the table discussion on film and the environment at the RSA event Climate Change and the 21st Century Enlightenment. The event was full of RSA Fellows that looked at how art can contribute to tackle the challenges of climate change seen in the light of the ambitions presented in the newly published CAT report Zero Carbon Britain 2030.
See RSA Chair Matthew Taylors blog on the event: www.rsa.org.uk