From everyone from the Reel Green team we wish you the best start to 2018! We hope 2018 will be an exciting year for evolving green practices for the motion picture industry and plan on moving forward with the Reel Green Strategic Plan.
Tell us what's happening!
We're interested in what's happening in your world! Reel Green has created a hotline at reelgreen.ca so you can connect with us and share your story with industry members passionate about sustainability.
Use the online form to connect about:
Sustainable best practices you're implementing on your production
Questions you might have about sustainable production
Informing Reel Green about where the industry can do better in regards to sustainability
Any ideas or comments surrounding sustainability in motion picture!
We're here to listen and keen to act on how we can revolutionize motion picture.
Local Director and Film Maker Jeremiah A. Benskin's case study on going sustainable for his film A Thousand Days of Solitude. Don't miss out on the upcoming film screening!
Reducing ruminant meat and dairy consumption in addition to improving agricultural productivity and efficiency, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels and deforestation is a necessary strategy to meet European Union and global emissions targets to limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius. Source: Bryngelsson, D., S. Wirsenius, F. Hedenus, and U. Sonesson. 2016. “How can the EU climate targets be met? A combined analysis of technological and demand side changes in food and agriculture.” Food Policy 59: 152 -164
#GreenFilmTip: Try asking caters to plan for vegetarian or vegan only options. Go the extra mile and implement vegetarian eating into some of your at home meal planning.
Happy 2018!
