We at La Paz commit to producing sustainably-made films, now and into the future.

The Sustainable Creative Charter is a number of guidelines for those working in the creative industries to follow to ensure that the work they produce is sustainable.
WHY GREEN PRODUCTION?
The audiovisual and film sector releases millions of tons of CO2 into the atmosphere every year and generates a growing amount of waste and pollution.
Green Production is an important way to counteract this. In simple ways, production can be made much more sustainable.
In addition, if we as filmmakers are creating narratives that are helping to define the way audiences see the world around them, then it is important we are doing so with sustainable practices and measures in place, both in front of and behind the camera. The more we set precedent and normalise sustainably-minded behaviour, the more the wider world will begin to change.

We commit to:
If you’ve read this and have any further suggestions, please do email us using our contact form
The cost of being a Green Production is going down fast, but sometimes this does mean that budget for some areas (such as travel) might increase slightly. This is something we will discuss up front and come to an agreement on in advance of the shooting stage.
Watch This Space
Narratives that present positive futures are incredibly important. They ensure that our children can look to their future with optimism. We’re going to be investing in this more and more as the globe begins to focus its attention, and are working with Climate Action Community Berlin to help shape these stories.
We used the following sources to develop these policies:
GreenShooting ABCs of Sustainability
Green Eyes Production Guidelines
TheSustainableCreativeCharter
EcoProd & their guide on New Challenges For the Audiovisual Industry
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