With Green Eyes Productions Júlia Tordai and Zsófia Szemerédy provide sustainbility consultancy for the film, TV and entertainment sector since 2021. The projects they were involved as sustainability consultants include Moon Knight, the award-winning feature film Poor Things, Hijack, … Read more
Category Archives: Waste
Cooking, chemistry, and cleanup
In her role as host of the cooking show “Supper at Six” in the Apple TV+ series Lessons in Chemistry, Brie Larson dramatizes the way American housewives understood themselves in the 1950s. “Cooking is chemistry. And chemistry is life. … Read more
Green contribution of the Cannes Film Festival
The 77th edition of the Cannes Film Festival kicked off at the Croisette. The worldwide largest film festival attracts more than 35,000 visitors who are traveling to the Cote d‘Azur. That means that many festival attendees are traveling by airplane … Read more
A new film festival for sustainable living
Dieter Kosslick, longtime director of the Berlin International Film Festival, launches Green Visions Potsdam a new film festival for sustainable living, that takes place from May 30 to June 2, 2024. The public film festival in Potsdam is based … Read more
Film noir meets green storytelling
For his award-winning short film Venice Boulevard the Los Angeles-based writer/director Joey De La Cruz chose the film noir genre for a green storytelling approach. The black and white film received the Best Suspense Short award at the Show Low … Read more
Drivers of Sustainabilty in Europe@Cannes
The European Green Deal is taking shape in the film and media landscape. Mandatory production standards, awards, tools and training are giving green film production a boost in various European key territories. International industry experts will provide an insight in … Read more
Stop using chemicals
The world of stop-motion animated films is colorful and delightful. And what could be more fun than playing with puppets? But if we take a closer look at the production reality, it’s a different story. Hazardous substances used in synthetic … Read more
The need for speed
The circular economy in set design marks a real turning point. Innovative solutions include lightweight cardboard flats and prefrabricated components made of recycled aluminium. Imaginative film architects can create entire worlds, which require time, money, and precious resources. When a … Read more
The real footprint of water dispensers
A detailed Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a real eye opener. While catering usually accounts for ten to fifteen percent of total carbon emissions, specific data on different catering components is largely unavailable. Tim Wagendorp, Sustainability Coordinator at Flanders Audiovisual … Read more
Green actions at the 79th Venice Fim Festival
The 79th Venice Film Festival aims to carbon neutrality. In 2021, various trees were planted and an electric boat was chartered for a drive to the islands. This year, La Biennale di Venezia is officially making green announcements. The first … Read more