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.
The BFI’s first-of-its-kind sustainability report sets out a route map to help film production transition to net zero emissions by 2050. Produced as a collaboration between the BFI’s Research and Statistics Fund which is supported by the National Lottery, the BAFTA-led consortium Albert and Arup, A Screen New Deal is the first study of its kind for the film industry.
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The BFI published in September 2020 ‘A Screen New Deal – A Route Map To Sustainable Film Production’ that proposes a step-change in the industry’s sustainability practices, with the aim of net-zero production within 30 years.
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Albert is a BAFTA led initiative; bringing the film and TV industries together to tackle environmental impacts and inspiring screen audiences to act for a sustainable future. Funded by industry, they are the authority on environmental sustainability, providing tools, training and resources to make a positive environmental impact for a sustainable future.
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Creative England recognises the importance of protecting the environment and will endeavour to conduct all its activities in an environmentally responsible way. Where reasonably practicable, productions are encouraged to improve upon environmental performance and seek to minimise adverse impacts on the climate.
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