Film Sustainability News
Sustainability in Film
Intro Film Sustainability News: As a journal with a strong interest in sustainability, we are eager to explore the increasing significance of eco-friendly methods in the Film Industry. At an era in which climate change and environmental issues are at the forefront of global discourse, it is imperative that every industry examine its environmental impact and take efforts to reduce any damage. With its huge infrastructure and reliance on energy-intensive equipment, the film business is no exception. This page is here to encourage sustainability in film and TV around the globe.
From Film studios to Film location shoots the Film business is a substantial consumer of energy and emitter of carbon dioxide. As demand for high-quality material and 24-hour transmission increases, so does the industry’s environmental impact. The good news is that this industry is increasingly recognising the need to adopt sustainable practises and solutions to reduce its environmental effect.
As we proceed through this crucial topic, we hope to provide readers with a thorough grasp of the problems and opportunities that lie ahead in the pursuit of a more sustainableFilm industry. The journey towards a greener future is both a shared obligation and an opportunity for everybody, and it is our goal that this article will encourage continuing action and innovation over the next years.
Virtual Production and the environmental impact of Filmmaking
Virtual Production and the environmental impact of Filmmaking
Virtual production is a method of filmmaking that uses computer-generated imagery (CGI), augmented reality, motion capture, and other technologies to create realistic environments and effects on a virtual set². It has improved the filmmaking process tremendously and allowed actors to give more natural performances that feel closer to reality². The innovation of using virtual production techniques could make a significant impact in the race to net zero across broadcasters and production companies, with recent studies suggesting over a 90 percent reduction in CO2 emissionsA landmark BFI study has called for the film industry to step up attempts to address its environmental impact – including the possible mandatory reporting of carbon emissions³. Accelerated by the pandemic, virtual production technologies are reducing and sometimes eliminating travel associated with film production⁴.
New NXTGEN Battery Generators to Power your productions
Revolutionary Technology to Take the Film Industry by Storm: New NXTGEN Battery Generators Power Productions with Eco-Friendly Efficiency
bebob launches 4- or 8-channel wall chargers for complete battery portfolio GN4/8: Practical charging stations for V-Mount, A-Mount and B-Mount batteries
Munich, 26 September 2023. The new 4- and 8-channel charging stations from Munich-based battery manufacturer bebob are particularly aimed at rental companies, but are also ideal for customers with larger stocks of batteries. Easy to mount on the wall and cascadable, they are perfect for storing...
The film industry is no stranger to criticism when it comes to its impact on the environment. From the carbon emissions of production vehicles to the waste generated on set, the film industry has traditionally been a major contributor to environmental degradation. However, in recent years, the industry has taken significant steps towards sustainability, making it a leader in sustainable business practices.
“Sustainability among UK-based movie-makers matters from Film studios to Film location shoots the Film business is a substantial consumer of energy and emitter of carbon dioxide. As demand for high-quality material increases, so does the industry’s environmental impact. The good news is that this industry is increasingly recognising the need to adopt sustainable practises and solutions to reduce its environmental effect.”
Sustainable Movie Making in the UK – Movie Makers News UK – The Voice of the UK Film Industry
bebob launches 4- or 8-channel wall chargers for complete battery portfolio GN4/8: Practical charging stations for V-Mount, A-Mount and B-Mount batteries
Munich, 26 September 2023. The new 4- and 8-channel charging stations from Munich-based battery manufacturer bebob are particularly aimed at rental companies, but are also ideal for customers with larger stocks of batteries. Easy to mount on the wall and cascadable,...
bebob introduces industry’s most powerful B-Mount battery
With 475Wh, 20A and 14.4/28.8V, the bebob B480cine is currently the largest B-Mount battery in terms of capacity and performance Munich, 13 June 2023. Munich-based battery manufacturer bebob is launching the new B480cine, the most powerful B-Mount battery to date. In...
One GOAT four solar panels and probably the best coffee in London
One GOAT four solar panels and probably the best coffee in London Posted by Editor | May 25, 2023 | Sustainability in the Media The need for reliable, sustainable power is paramount, for both film and TV Location work. Traditional diesel generators are both...
Overall, Netflix’s efforts to reach sustainability targets and implement ESG initiatives show the company’s dedication to creating a beneficial influence on the environment and society. Netflix’s example as a significant player in the entertainment industry sets a benchmark for others to follow, demonstrating that sustainable business practices are not only vital for the environment but also excellent for business.
“VMI becomes an Albert-approved carbon-neutral rental company”
“betteries power Film AV and TV sectors”
VMI becomes an Albert-approved carbon-neutral rental company
VMI has completed its third Carbon audit, which confirms that CO2 emissions have reduced for a 3rd year and are now at half of 2019 levels, two full years ahead of schedule from 213T CO2e to 121.4T CO2e, a reduction of 48.12% compared to the 2019 baseline and a 43% saving from 2021.
Upon completion, VMI surveyed its staff and clients to decide on a carbon offset scheme which all supported and which were approved and recognised by Albert, the UK’s premier sustainability hub for film & TV.
Sustainable mobile and modular power systems for the Film, Broadcast and AV sectors launched by betteries.
Sustainable mobile and modular power systems for the Film, Broadcast and AV sectors launched by betteries.
Berlin-based startup betteries is excited to launch its sustainable mobile and modular power systems to green the picture and broadcasting industry. After an 18-month of development and certification program, betteries is now able to offer customers the betterPack, the most sustainable lithium-ion battery on the market made of upcycled modules from electric vehicle (EV) batteries.