Orchestras Canada, in partnership with Julie’s Bicycle, has released two essential resources designed to support environmental sustainability within the Canadian orchestral sector: the Environmental Sustainability Guide for Canadian Orchestras: Practical Action...
A how-to guide for reducing waste and environmental impacts of the staged environments in the museum, gallery and theatre sectors.
This guide is a practical, shareable and actionable resource for producers and other leaders in the motion picture industry. It has been written by independent producers working with sustainability professionals and has been designed to apply equally across genres, company sizes and budget levels.
Climate Justice: Through the Creative Lens of the Performing Arts
This open source book presents the results of this conference where heritage experts, community activists, curators, politicians and academics from several countries, explored how ecomuseums and community museums are acting as catalysts for transition, renewal, and sustainable development and how they might effectively contribute to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and climate action.
This forward-thinking report from edge and story was commissioned by The British Council. It builds on the 2020 Missing Pillar report, which explored culture’s contribution to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. To find out more click here. Download the...
An open-source digital guide to portraying climate change on-screen, including story inspiration, cheat sheets, character profiles, solutions, and projections into the future.
The goal of the Environmental Game Design Playbook is to establish a common design language for discussing climate action in games. No matter where you are in your own climate journey, we hope to arm you with the tools you need to create climate messaging that’s effective and helpful, rather than unproductive – or worse, harmful to your design intent.
Curbing the environmental impact of film making is part of the DGC mandate and mission.
L’objectif du programme On tourne vert est de faciliter l’adoption de gestes écoresponsables lors des productions audiovisuelles. Le programme On tourne vert est gratuit et accessible à tous!