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Green screen: the march of TV ‘planet placement’

The eco-group that tells broadcasters what to do

10 September 2022

9:00 AM

10 September 2022

9:00 AM

Britain’s film and TV industries want to help save the world. That’s hardly news. But one organisation is ensuring the industry focuses its efforts on environmental sustainability: Albert, which also goes by the name of Bafta Albert.

You might have seen the logo – a black footprint – at the end of many TV programmes, from BBC’s Newsnight to Sky Sports News.

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