BAFTA Sustainability
BAFTA’s industry-leading position on sustainability recognises the need for economic, social and environmental security within the film, television and games sectors, whilst acknowledging the demands in meeting creative excellence. |
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In addition to improvements to our own operations, BAFTA is the proud facilitator of an industry-wide sustainability body, the BAFTA Albert Consortium , which works cooperatively across the Film and TV supply chain and focuses on practical action. The BAFTA Albert Consortium has a vision that all UK on-screen content will be made using best practices in sustainable production, and works proactively towards this outcome.
Since its inauguration in 2011, the BAFTA Albert Consortium has been working to provide the industry with the means to identify and act upon its environmental impact. Creating a bespoke environmental management toolkit and facilitating a forum for discussion, the group hopes to inspire industry leaders and practitioners to embrace best practise in sustainability both on and off screen.
BAFTA supports and promotes creative excellence in the production of film, television and games and, with the BAFTA Albert Consortium, is committed to embedding sustainability into the fabric of the creative industries.
| The BAFTA Albert ConsortiumThe consortium is the vehicle that carries our sustainability message out in to the industry. Find out more about its members, mission and the work carried out. |
| BAFTA's HeadquartersFind out what BAFTA are doing across their operations and property portfolio to reduce our impact. |
| Albert the Carbon CalculatorAn online tool that works out how much a TV production affects the environment by calculating the total amount of greenhouse gases emitted as a direct result of making the programme. |
Join the conversation on Albert's social media channels |
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Sustainability elsewhere in the arts
