Club Meetings
Club Meetings are at the heart of The Club, where we bring our members together.
Whether you're part of Performing Arts, Festivals, Artworks & Exhibitions, Sports or Film & TV, you’ll find your place here. Each meeting is an opportunity to learn, share, and connect.
The sessions are either open to all creative industries or sometimes focused on a specific industry, but everyone is always welcome.
We believe a production company can learn just as much from a festival as a theatre can from a sports arena. By sharing insights across industries, we can break down barriers and grow together.
Club Meeting: Green Tech Day
What happens when producers, production managers, commissioners and the creative and technical departments sit down together to talk about sustainability?
Green Tech Day is a series of conversations hosted in Stockholm during Autumn 2026, about how technology can be part of the solution for greener film and TV production.
Across seven episodes, we explore the state of the planet, measure the real footprint of our choices with the Green Producers Tool, unpack the Nordic Ecological Standard (NES), and hear from a rental house, a virtual production studio, three leading cinematographers and a gaffer about what they are doing to make a difference.
Real numbers, real productions and practical ideas you can bring to your next shoot.
Green Tech Day was organised by Green Producers Club (GPC), Ljud & Bildmedia and VP Nordic.
Green Tech Day EP1: A Health Check of the Planet
About Episode 1
Green Tech Day brought producers, production managers, commissioners and other stakeholders together at Ljud & Bildmedia in Stockholm for a conversation with the creative and technical departments.
The goal: to start the dialogue on how technology can be part of the solution for more sustainable film and TV production.
In this opening episode, Malin Brogren from Ljud & Bildmedia welcomes everyone, and Ronny Fritsche from Green Producers Club sets the scene.
Inspired by the latest research, he gives a health check of the planet and puts it in our own context. But what do a hummingbird and an elephant have to do with it? Watch and find out.
Subtitles available in English, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Icelandic and French.
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Green Tech Day EP2: Green Producers Tool in Action
About Episode 2
Is shooting abroad really worth it? And how much does your lighting setup actually emit?
In this episode, Green Producers Club shows how the Green Producers Tool helps the industry measure its climate impact, using research-based emission factors and a cradle-to-grave approach.
Then we get concrete. A large Swedish production shooting in Sweden versus abroad. And together with Ljud & Bildmedia, we compare an HMI lighting kit with an LED kit: what it costs, what it emits, and why the answer might surprise you (or not).
A must-watch for producers and anyone who works with budgets.
Subtitles available in English, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Icelandic and French.
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Green Tech Day EP3: NES, the Nordic Ecological Standard Explained
About Episode 3
One environmental standard for the whole Nordic film and TV industry.
The Nordic Ecological Standard (NES) is here, backed by the Nordic film institutes, broadcasters, regional film funds, producers’ associations and Netflix.
In this episode, Patrik Axén, the project manager for NES at the Swedish Film Institute explains how it works, why it matters and what it means for your next production.
Read more about NES: www.thefivenordics.com/nes
Subtitles available in English, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Icelandic and French.
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Green Tech Day EP4: Ljud & Bildmedia, Making Sustainable Production Easier
About Episode 4
What role can a technical supplier play in the green transition?
In this episode, Malin Brogren from Ljud & Bildmedia presents the company and the steps they have taken to make it easier for the productions they supply to work sustainably.
As one of the major rental houses in Sweden, Ljud & Bildmedia plays an important role in helping productions make greener choices, from the choice of lighting technology to power supply, and making climate reporting easier.
Malin shares how a supplier can make life easier for production companies, and why the people who provide the equipment can be important partners on the road to greener film and TV.
Learn more about Ljud & Bildmedia: www.ljud-bildmedia.se
Subtitles Available!
Green Tech Day EP5: Is Virtual Production Smarter for the Climate? With VP Nordic!
About Episode 5
Can virtual production reduce the climate footprint from audivisuell production?
In this episode, Johannes Skoog and Rasmus Eriksson present VP Nordic and put the question to the test. We find out how virtual production can be used as a method instead of travelling abroad to shoot, or why not for a quick pickup shot straight from the editing room.
They also share a case from their work on Sentimental Value, the Oscar-winning film by Joachim Trier, showing how virtual production was used in practice.
Learn more about VP Nordic: www.vp-nordic.se
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Green Tech Day EP6: Three Cinematographers on the Green Transition
About Episode 6
What is the cinematographer’s role in making the industry more sustainable? How are DOPs affected creatively, and how much can they actually change?
We explore these questions in a conversation with three leading cinematographers, each sharing their perspective on the green transition.
In this panel, three acclaimed cinematographers with credits spanning Nordic hits and international drama, Frida Wendel (Ronja the Robber’s Daughter), Sophia Olsson (The Crown) and Malin Gutke (Egghead Republic), discuss the role of the cinematographer, and the opportunities and challenges of working in a more sustainable production.
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Green Tech Day EP7: Shining a Light on the Gaffer
About Episode 7
Time to put the spotlight on the gaffer.
In a conversation with gaffer Adam Halkewicz (Blood Sacrifice), we explore greener ways of working and the role of the chief lighting technician in the green transition.
We take a real-world scenario, lighting a police station for 30 days, and work out the cost, both for your wallet and for the climate. We compare different methods and their consequences.
So what stings the most?
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