About the DGA Sustainable Future Committee

On November 30, the DGA Sustainable Future Committee hosted a virtual Sustainability Training event for DGA members in collaboration with BAFTA/ALBERT, a global leader in environmental sustainability for Film and TV. The online training is now available exclusively for DGA members.

This series of articles is designed to help raise awareness of what productions can do to reduce carbon emissions and waste in film and television production to mitigate the adverse impacts on the environment.

This series of articles is designed to help raise awareness of what productions can do to reduce carbon emissions and waste in film and television production to mitigate the adverse impacts on the environment.

In this event Director Kat Coiro and UPM Kati Johnston explored what Directors and DGA teams can do to reduce on-set waste and model leadership on set in a conversation moderated by Sustainable Future Committee member Valerie Weiss.

This series of articles is designed to help raise awareness of what productions can do to reduce carbon emissions and waste in film and television production to mitigate the adverse impacts on the environment.

See video and photos from this event where Director/EP Tom Verica; Producer Anna O'Malley, Sustainability Coordinator Zoe Jones, Sustainability Advisor Louise Marie Smith and Sr. Manager, Sustainability & Productions, Shannon Bart discussed how the series Bridgerton and its upcoming sister-series, Untitled Shonda Rhimes Queen Charlotte Project, are breaking new ground in sustainable production, during a conversation moderated by Sustainable Future Committee Co-Chair Lydia Dean Pilcher.

DGA President Lesli Linka Glatter recently appointed two new committees for the Guild.