Last week, @NYSFILM released guidelines for film and TV production to restart in Phase Four of the state’s regional phased reopening plan. Learn more in the blog. hubs.ly/H0s2Nl60 #film #production pic.twitter.com/JFlYAAdjGW
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Just in time to add it to your #weekendwatchlist, the first episode of @searchpartymax season three is now available on @hbomax. Watch the trailer in the blog. #SearchParty #HBOMax hubs.ly/H0rVw_W0 pic.twitter.com/Utvs7is0Ji
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It’s not too late to join us! Don’t miss the final episode of #TheWayBack today where we’ll discuss the return of the #entertainmentindustry in the #COVID19 era: hubs.ly/H0rVxgd0 pic.twitter.com/jzyjxKeckt
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Georgia was one of the first states in the U.S. to ease restrictions on businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic. Check out @gafmde's COVID-19 “Film & Television Best Practices” guide in the blog: hubs.ly/H0ryF6W0 #GAFilm #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/P7i07f0vws
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With Eco Tracker, you’re able to measure the ecological footprint of your production, form by form. You’ll be able to view breakdowns and totals of all the paper, carbon, and water saved by using Greenslate as your payroll provider, as well as the amount of carbon you’ve prevented from entering the atmosphere. Basis for Eco Tracker calculations:
Making 88 sheets of 20# 8.5″x11″ releases 1 pound of CO2
1 sheet – 1 88th of a pound (0.01136363636 / pound)
1 pound = 0.0005 US tons
therefore:
1 sheet of paper = 0.00005681818 tons / CO2
One tree can create 1 2/3 cartons or 16.67 reams of regular 8 1/2” x 11” copy paper
500 sheets per ream
Therefore:
8335 sheets per tree
1 sheet of paper = 0.00011318619 trees
1 sheet of paper takes 3 gallons of water to produce
Source: http://www.co2list.org/