Below are links to organizations, initiatives and events lending valuable insight/effort into greening productions:
Producers Guild of America Green
PGA Green’s Green Production Guide
PGA Green’s (and Project Green 2012′s Official) Unified Best Practices Guide
Ecosecurities: Developer and supplier of emission reductions
WaterWise Consulting: Consulting company assisting clients to implement water conservation practices
Film Biz Recycling: Free advice on where to donate and divert materials after you wrap, recycled prop house and more.
The Expendable Recycler: Expendables recycling
California Film Commission Green Resources Guide
Environmental Media Association: The only industry non-profit dedicated to harnessing the power of media to promote sustainable lifestyles through environmentally-conscious celebrity role models, tastemakers and corporations as well as green plotlines and physical productions.
Good Samaritan Law: Food donation
California Department of Toxic Substances Control: Hazardous waste haulers
Oregon Film Commission’s Green Guides
Philadelphia Film Commission’s GreenerS.E.T.S. Program: The Greater Philadelphia Film Office’s Going Greener campaign was initiated to help productions reduce waste and diminish their impact on the environment.
NBC Universal – Green Is Universal
Fox Broadcasting – Green It Mean It
Disney: Disney’s various green initiatives
Warner Bros. Environmental Initiatives
Green Screen Toronto: The Green Screen Toronto Initiative aims to facilitate the long-term growth of Toronto and Ontario’s entertainment and creative cluster through industry-wide participation by creating a program that is adaptive to new environmental demands affecting the industry.
Irish Film Board Green Production Guidlines PDF
Best Buy: Information about Best Buy’s electronics recycling program
This list is continually evolving, so please check back for updates, and/or submit your own suggestions and we’ll add them to the list.
