Sustainability for the SCREEN ARTS

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Sustainability for the SCREEN ARTS Aaron R. Matthews Industry Sustainability Manager @enviroARMy

Who is albert

Why albert v v

Why albert has been adopted… Driven by audiences Brand reputation Identify efficiencies Improve resilience And, it is the right thing to do

Average carbon footprint of 1 hour of production In 2014, the UK produced 30,000 hours of original TV content.

Parts of the albert project…

albert has enabled Monsoon Springwatch Downton Corrie local crew generators lighting on screen

Uses of albert By productions… By companies… By industry…

Reduces your carbon footprint Improves accountability Limitations and uses Reduces your carbon footprint Improves accountability Improves carbon literacy Creates useful data Helps you plan to make a difference

Production Examples

How albert is used across the UK Used by programme makers 3,000 registered users from 300 companies Signposted by Channel 4 and ITV A delivery requirement for Sky, UKTV and soon the BBC

Work Flow and Accounts Industry coordinator Broadcasters User & Reviewers Auditor

Future work Editorial cultural leadership Affordable green energy group purchasing Material repurposing Efficiency of broadcasting architecture