How Can We Make Your Production More Sustainable?
In a recent study commissioned by TELEFILM CANADA emissions from productions averaged 28 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide per hour of content.
The Challenge
The production industry inspires, influences and entertains millions of people worldwide, but this comes at a significant cost to our planet. Thousands of tonnes of carbon are emitted with each production project in addition to the enormous amount of unaccountable waste.
Our industry not only has the leverage to motivate but to set new standards throughout the industry by working more efficiently and collaboratively. Research shows one-hour scripted TV dramas had an average carbon footprint of 77 metric tons per episode, vs the average U.S. household, producing approximately 48 metric tons per year. This has to change.
Greek production and telecommunications companies have the unique opportunity to pioneer sustainable initiatives.
Strategy
We are dedicated to creating and implementing tailor-made sustainable solutions across entertainment industries in a comprehensible and accessible way.
Through our guidance and expertise, we assist screen industry leaders identify and act upon opportunities on and off screen that will lead to effective climate action leveraging the industry's influence towards meaningful change for future generations.
Talk to us today to see what we can do for you.
Every year, the global entertainment industry generates millions of metric tons of CO2. Depending on the size of the production, movies can emit between 391 metric tons for a small film and up to 3370 metric tons of CO2 equivalents for large, tentpole productions such as Oppenheimer or Barbie - that's equivalent of powering 656 homes for a year.