Green Cymru Resources

The Film & TV industry has a big part to play as we work to Net Zero, but we also need to consider how we impact biodiversity through production practices, supply chain, and through the portrayal of biodiversity on screen. 

Guidance in developing sustainable practices within the industry; crew members may use it as inspiration for building their own set of practices, which will naturally adapt between each job and team.

Guidance in developing sustainable practices within the industry; crew members may use it as inspiration for building their own set of practices, which will naturally adapt between each job and team.

The Green Arts Portal is a set of straight-forward resources full of ideas for projects to help your organisation take action on climate change to be part of making a better world.

As the lead body for film in the UK, the BFI and its partners embrace best practice and take seriously responsibility to co-ordinate a UK-wide sustainability strategy for all parts of the film sector.

Gathering, developing, innovating, and creating: the collective's ambition is to encourage and unite all the players in the sector by committing them to virtuous environmental practices.

EUFCN is committed to foster and promote a more sustainable and efficient film industry in Europe. This page aims to collect all green protocols and best practices developed and adopted by film commissions and institutions of their network.

An open-source digital guide to portraying climate change on-screen, including story inspiration, cheat sheets, character profiles, solutions, and projections into the future.

Best practices for green film production in various countries.

Want to increase your cinema's environmental sustainability? Read this downloadable guide featuring case studies from leading UK venues.

The Green Screen partners have collected a listing of agencies, organisations and initiatives to act as a sign post.

Welcome to the Green Screen Library. Case studies, reports, media appearances and more.

Explore the resource hub for practical tools and support on how to take climate action now, to get up to speed on policy and to learn more about JB’s rich and varied programme.

A We Are UK Film video and podcast from Cannes Film Festival 2023, featuring Ffilm Cymru Wales' Pauline Burt and Kiah Simpson on a panel of film industry leaders, who share their insights into the innovative and creative ways they are cultivating a sustainable screen sector.

An open resource which connects designers and buyers with suppliers and brands who prioritize sustainability, environmental responsibility and fair trade.