Key takeaways Electric transport is becoming more available to screen productions across Aotearoa, but using it well takes more than booking an EV. Understand the
Greenlit, with support from NZ On Air, is launching a Producers’ Sustainability Training programme to help Aotearoa’s screen producers lead productions that are lower-carbon, resource-conscious,
Green Spotlight shines a light on sustainability practices in screen productions across Aotearoa. We share what teams are measuring, what they are changing, and the
The Sustainable Screen Training programme is about two things. The first is lifting sustainability best practice across our industry through training. The second is supporting
Greenlit’s first Carbon Emissions Review, drawing on production-level data from productions across 2024 and 2025, establishes a baseline that the entire sector can use to
When the team behind Mum, I’m Alien Pregnant set out to make an independent sci-fi body-horror comedy in Aotearoa, they made a decision early on:
SUSTAINABLE CREATIVITY IN ACTION!!! Anyone who has worked in film knows that there are some big sustainability challenges for our art departments—a lot of what
Discover how Greenlit is helping Aotearoa New Zealand’s screen industry embrace environmentally sustainable practices. In this insightful webinar, co-hosted with SPADA, industry experts share practical
As Greenlit marks its first birthday this November, Aotearoa New Zealand’s screen industry celebrates a significant shift towards sustainability. Greenlit extends our gratitude to New
Jeff Benton at Hooked on Power has recently undertaken the first real-time test of their new hybrid generator setup, which smartly integrates a battery unit
An industry-wide collaboration for environmental sustainability within the Aotearoa, New Zealand screen sector