“True Detective: Night Country” Producers Prove That Some of the Biggest Shows Can Be Sustainable

Article by Adrian Pennington; photo credit: NABShow

Get outside! That’s our theme for Earth Month.

Green Spark Group insights on sustainability in the making of advertising.

Variety Magazine highlights the incredible efforts of the Sustainable Production Forum and our inspiring founder, Zena Harris, in their latest article on sustainable studio practices.

An article in The Flint has spotlighted our journey at Green Spark Group (GSG) and our passion for sustainability in the entertainment industry. Our Principal of Sustainability Strategy and Engagement, Andrew Robinson, shares our mission to embed sustainable practices in entertainment production.

Check out Zena’s latest op-ed in Playback Magazine.

Check out Zena's latest article for the Rolling Stone Culture Council here. We are honoured to work with many radically collaborative organizations.

"I’ve called for radical collaboration to improve the sustainability of the film and TV industry, and I believe it occurs when our collective effort and courage lead to critical adaptations throughout the industry ecosystem that reduces our carbon footprint and increases our accountability to each other." - Zena Harris

"Make Dreams Without Pollution," a recent article published by CBC/Radio-Canada, features GSG's own Andrew Robinson. Andrew and GSG have worked extensively with CBC in their sustainability journey. Read the entire article (in French or English) here, watch the video here, or listen to the radio segment here.

Creative BC CEO Prem Gill acknowledged Green Spark Group and the Sustainable Production Forum (produced by Green Spark Group) as key partners to Creative BC’s work in sustainability, and as industry leaders in the advancement of green film & TV. Read the article here.

When Everything You See on TV Has an Impact: Film and TV’s Time to Meet the Moment, by Zena Harris. Read it here!

We were thrilled to work with Scott Z. Burns and the Extrapolations team to help create a sustainable production! Read the article here.

Host Ashleigh Prince (also a Green Spark Group on production consultant) walks through four things you can do to be more sustainable in your daily life, with GSG founder Zena Harris. Listen here!

Zena Harris was a guest on this episode of q with Tom Power, along with Teri Hart, Peter Garrett, and Jodi Picoult to discuss sustainability across the creative industries. Listen here!

Zena is an active member of the Rolling Stone Culture Council, and was featured in this article inspiring sustainable holiday business practices. Read the article here!

Our friends at Charitable Impact circled up with Zena for guidance on how to make the most impact as a donor in sustainability causes. Read the article here.