Green Filmmaking: A Guide to Sustainable Movie Production [Hardcover]

Preface;?Introduction ;?Acknowledgements;?About the Cover/Illustrator;?Chapter 1: The History and Context of Green Filmmaking;?Chapter 2: Intersections and Production;?Chapter 3: Why be Green?;?Chapter 4: How To Film Green- By Department;?Chapter 5: Documentary;?Chapter 6: Content, Development, and Climate Storytelling;?Chapter 7: Pre-Production: The Plan;?Chapter 8: The Production Department;?Chapter 9: Production Design, Art, Construction, Props, Set Decoration;?Chapter 10: Camera, Grip, and Electric;?Chapter 11: Actors, Talent, and Casting;?Chapter 12: Food: Catering and Craft Services;?Chapter 13: Wardrobe, Hair, and Makeup;?Chapter 14: Transportation;?Chapter 15: Effects;?Chapter 16: Sustainable Sound Practices in Film Production;?Chapter 17: Editorial aka: Post-production;?Chapter 18: Wrap;?Chapter 19: Green Filmmaking Case Studies & Jobs;?Chapter 20: Looking to the Future;?Appendices

Beyond the principles of reduce, reuse, recycle, this book looks at how every department on a production can minimize its environmental impact.

Is your filmmaking contributing to the environmental crisis, or is it part of the solution? How can film students make movies in a more ecologically friendly way so that our planet can continue to be inhabited by humans who watch their films? This book suggests step-by-step ways that each person and department on a films production can make simple changes to reduce their projects environmental footprint, from including climate content to offering vegetarian craft service options.

It is an essential guide for film students, graduates, and professionals engaged in the practice of making movies.

Beyond the principles of reduce, reuse, recycle, this book looks at how every department on a production can minimize its environmental impact.

Kent Hayward is a filmmaker, Associate Professor of Production at California Stal#2