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S E P T E M B E R / O C T O B E R 2 0 2 3 | P E R S P E C T I V E 1 3 S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y The ADG Green Report B Y K A R E N S T E WA R D , A D G G R E E N C O M M I T T E E S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y C O N S U L TA N T -IATSE District 2 Involvement -Producers Engagement/Studio Education -Environmental Impact Reports and Metrics -Vendor Buy Back/Take Back Programs -Intra-Local and National Collaborations -Green Materials Resource Guide -Materials Research/Development/Testing Also since our launch in June, seven additional locals have initiated their own new green committees: 44 - D2 - Affliated Property Craftspersons 600 - International Cinematographers Guild 705 - D2 - Motion Picture Costumers 728 - D2 - Studio Electrical Lighting Technicians 729 - D2 - Motion Picture Set Painters & Sign Writers 829 - National - United Scenic Artists 892 - D2 - Costume Designers Guild If you are an IATSE 800 member interested in joining the ADG Green Committee (or need contact info for other affliates), please contact Co-chairs Amelia Brooke, Jake Tremblay, Kelsey Garrett or Paula Loos (Netherlands) at adg800green@gmail. com ADG Green Committee Mission Statement: The ADG is committed to making positive and lasting changes in the film, television and entertainment industry, and promoting a more sustainable Art Department by providing resources, education, eco-friendly solutions, and partnerships among and with the multitude of industry crafts, vendors and producers. Get more interesting green info here: https://www.facebook.com/ filmindustrymaterials FURTHER INFORMATION ON HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ADG GREEN COMMITTEE, SCAN THE CODE, TAKE A SHORT SURVEY, GET IN TOUCH. Welcome readers, to the new and informative ADG Green Report column. This will be a reoccurring place in PERSPECTIVE magazine for outreach and information on the inner workings of the ADG Green Committee and sustainability reporting in the film industry. Since launching a successful Sustainability Symposium in June of this year, the newly formed ADG Green Committee has hit the ground running. As the writers/actors' combined strike continues through stalled negotiations with the AMPTP, the Green Committee has appointed its co-chairs, are actively setting up subcommittees and are planning a busy 2024 agenda. Some of the subcommittees being carved out are: