Press Releases

The new report 'Subtitles to save the World' shows that words like 'cats' and 'picnics' both get more mentions on British television than the environment

'Planet Placement' launches, encouraging the television industry to weave more environmental messaging into content, no matter the genre

Producers, directors, script writers and creatives from across the film and television world were invited to an evening at 194 Piccadilly to learn more about this new resource which is challenging the film and television industry to put climate at the heart of on screen content.

The initiative will provide students, staff and graduates with the opportunity to learn about environmentally responsible working practices and their professional relevance, contributing to the transformation of the film and television industry

The Consortium – comprising the UK’s leading broadcasters and production companies – grows to 12. Projects include recently launched ‘albert+’ certification

Danny Cohen, BBC Director of TV, calls on industry to make albert+ the “expected standard for all productions” as BBC’s ‘Springwatch’ and Kudos produced drama ‘From There to Here’ become the first to carry the on-screen certification

The partnership will see the redevelopment of the Albert carbon calculator.

The BAFTA Albert Consortium and Julie’s Bicycle team up to raise industry-wide support for sustainable production. New collaboration to encourage and assist good practice across creative sector

BAFTA reveals impacts of first year of Albert – the online carbon calculator now available for film as well as television production.

BFI leads UK-wide Sustainability Group and launches refreshed online resource, greeningfilm.com, to support the UK’s film community.

BAFTA will launch ‘Albert’, a brand new carbon calculator for the Television industry at the Edinburgh TV Festival.

BAFTA along with other leading UK broadcasters and independent production companies have signed up as pioneers of Albert – the BBC's carbon calculator.