Find out who cut their costs, cut their carbon, and donated unwanted assets to charity.
Donation of unwanted production assets to charity, crew education and cutting costs.
adam&eveDDB's TV adverting productions go through Green Screen. Shooting in the UK and around the world, introducing the idea of a sustainable production and the training of Green Stewards, means the next generation of film makers only know one way to film.
All productions conform to 10 sustainability best practices
Donation of unwanted production assets to charity.
Bundles of coats, jackets and blankets were donated through Greenshoot to one of our charitable partners. The Upper Room, caring for London's vulnerable and homeless. Within a short time a man living rough was keeping warm in Eddie Redmayne's coat.
The amount carbon emissions were reduced by compared to a similar sized production with no green strategies.
Donation of flats to educational charities and film schools.
Normally, flats (the fake walls used on film sets) are discarded as waste on wrap. Greenshoot organised 1.6 tonnes of flats for donation.
The amount carbon emissions were reduced by compared to a similar sized production with no green strategies.
Donation of clothes and furniture to a women's refuge.
Two transits of clothes and various items of furniture were donated through Greenshoot to the Minerva Trust and various London based charities for the vulnerable and homeless. Also a brand new £4,000 floor donated to a local primary school refurbishing their play and reading areas.
The amount carbon emissions were reduced by compared to a similar sized production with no green strategies.
Donation of unwanted props to community arts project.
Various props, lighting gels and sandbags left over were donated to the local charitable theatre company The Garage, a creative industries training and performance venue in Norwich.
The amount carbon emissions were reduced by compared to a similar sized production with no green strategies.
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