Lights, camera, climate action: TV and film industry toolkit launched to help bring green stories to the screen

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Industry initiative Albert launches bid to support editors, writers, and commissioners in improving climate content across the UK film and TV industry

A new tool aimed at helping editors working in TV and film to "authentically bring the climate into their programmes" has been launched today by industry initiative Albert. The toolkit allows writers,...

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