Taking Action
The screen sector, with its global influence, is uniquely positioned to lead by example. By adopting sustainable practices and sharing our journey with others, we can reduce our environmental footprint and inspire audiences to take action.
The screen sector’s ability to act on the climate crisis is crucial for the industry to thrive. It must adapt and build resilience.
The sector has the ability to tell stories which shine a light on the issues we face and the solutions at hand. It can inspire positive action across its audiences and communities.
— Alison Tickell, Julie’s Bicycle Founder and Director

Key areas to take action
Making an impact begins with action. As you move forward, remember these key principles:
Involve your team
Successful change requires collaboration. Bring people along on the journey.
Be creative
Think outside the box to implement sustainable practices that fit your unique needs.
Be inclusive
Address the needs of diverse communities to ensure your actions are meaningful and widespread.
Every organisation is different and there is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to environmental commitment and action. Make sure to read ‘Getting Started‘ to help plan your approach.
Funding your environmental initiatives
Looking to fund your environmental projects? Explore our resources specifically designed for environmental funding in the screen sector, including a directory of funding opportunities specifically designed for the screen sector, and top tips for navigating funding applications.

Need inspiration?
Watch our selection of Screen Stories to see how others in the screen sector are making a difference.
Where would you like to go next?
SCENE SETTING
Why we need action on the climate, nature and justice crisis, and why screen sector organisations are powerful agents for change.
Getting Started
Where to start in developing environmental commitment, understanding and action.
Good Practice
What to focus on across key types of screen sector activity ‘beyond production’: exhibitors; screen archives; education, skills and training providers, and; sector support and promotion bodies.