Case Studies
Videos
The Magicians
SYFY’s The Magicians takes you inside their world as the cast and crew highlight their green production practices on set.
Divorce
HBO’s Divorce shows how green practices such as reusable water bottles, composting, and utilizing an Eco PA can make a big impact.
Madam Secretary
CBS’s Madam Secretary shows us how normalizing sustainable production and encouraging peer support inspired their eco-mission on season two.
The X-Files
Fox’s The X-Files continues their award-winning sustainability program through community stewardship, data tracking, and using innovative green technology on-screen.
Sesame Street
HBO Max’s Sesame Street teaches you that learning how to recycle is as easy as A,B,C! Come inside to find out how they go green throughout production.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Sony Pictures Studios’ The Amazing Spider-Man 2 demonstrates how an immersive sustainability program and spidey senses can directly influence how we can reduce our impact in the film industry.
Reports
Lights! Cameras! Clean Energy!
Informed by leading industry research, Rocky Mountain Institute and the Green Production Guide collaborated on a new report to help television and film production companies integrate clean energy themes and ideas into on-screen content.
Going Green & Saving Green: A Cost-Benefit Analysis
Read how sustainable production practices can translate into budgetary savings for productions.
PRODUCED BY MAGAZINE
Every issue of Produced By Magazine features an article about sustainable production. Check out the most recent copy!
In The News
Hollywood Studios Target Sustainability as Big Production Goal
Variety (Jan. 2020) This article discusses how studios have worked together to adopt sustainable practices and technologies within the industry.
Hollywood Goes Green in Oscars 2020 Sustainability Drive
Channel 5 (Feb. 2020) This news segment highlights sustainable actions taking place throughout Hollywood, from the 2020 Academy Awards to Set Designers to stars protesting for climate action.
Hollywood Studios Target Sustainability as Big Production Goal
Mark Ruffalo is outraged—but in a good way. The passionate actor/producer channels his outrage into movies that are bold and sometimes uncomfortable. He tells stories that we need to hear, because they are about real things that scare us and bother us—things like fearless reporters and predatory priests, relentless lawyers and polluted water. Things like the health of rural families and why 190 cows fell over dead in a field in West Virginia.