Green Screen newsletter no 3

Update on our work dedicated to improve policy at regional level, fostering creation of favourable conditions for green film and TV production.

Andrej Kolencik and Admiral Films have created a series of short films with an important message.

A long and a short version produced by Romanian Green Screen partner Bucharest Ilfov Regional Development Agency.

On learning from GS partners that electrical cabinets were available to location filming crews to plug into, FL began a research into adopting this in London.

An analysis of paper usage of a TV production and the savings in paper, using integrated paperless solutions, and savings in carbon footprint.

The first week of December was a busy one for the film and TV industry in London. And good news! Green was part of the conversation.

Film London hosts Green Filmmaking and Cinema event during London Climate Action Week.

The latest good practices and other updates. Investment support in France, Sustainability at events and a cost efficient sustainable crafty table etc.

The Malaga film festival has opened its doors to sustainable filming, inviting the Green Screen conference organised by Promálaga to join the festival events.

Green practices in the film industry in focus at Pixel Skåne's film festival, arranged in Ystad.

Read the interview with Paolo Marengo, Program Manager at ACR+, about the impact of COVID-19 on waste collection and management.

Read about the recovery plan to return Europe to growth while tackling long-term challenges.

Due to COVID 19 pandemic the total number of purchased cars decreased, but there is a significant increase of full electric cars and plug-in hybrids category.