On Tuesday 6 December, our panel will discuss whether filming in the Arctic or Galapagos – what are the concerns and considerations? Are they very different to filming in the Scottish Highlands or central London? While out and about, home or abroad – how does TV production ensure it’s as sustainable as possible? In our remote working and virtual world – do crews really need to fly across the globe? How do production companies work with scientists and experts – to ensure the impact of filming is minimised? What as an industry, could we do better?

Panel

• Dr Wendy Darke - Founder, CEO and Executive Producer at True to Nature
• Kristina Turner - Assistant Producer and Co-founder of Filmmakers for Future: Wildlife (FF:W)
• Tom Mustill - Producer, Director and Writer at Gripping Films
• Doug Allan - Award-winning natural history photographer, documentary filmmaker, diver, author and public speaker
• Chair - Liz Bonnin - Award-winning natural world expert and broadcaster

Produced by Victoria Fairclough.

Click here to read an article by Steve Clarke in this month's Television magazine outlining how the panel are working to cut their carbon footprint when creating and producing wildlife programmes. 

Booking Details

Tickets for non members are £15 (inc VAT) and free for RTS Members but must be booked in advance.

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Tickets are non-refundable.