About the Illustrations in the Book
Preface
Introduction
Acknowledgements
About the Cover
Chapter 1: An Introduction to the The History and Context of Green Filmmaking
Chapter 2: Intersections and Production
Chapter 3: Why be Green?
Chapter 4: How To Film Green - By Department
Chapter 5: Documentary
Chapter 6: Content, Development, and Climate Storytelling
Chapter 7: Preproduction: The Plan
Chapter 8: The Production Department
Chapter 9: Production Design, Art, Construction, Props, and Set Decoration
Chapter 10: Camera, Grip, and Electric
Chapter 11: Actors, Talent, and Casting
Chapter 12: Food: Catering and Craft Services
Chapter 13: Wardrobe, Hair, and Makeup
Chapter 14: Transportation
Chapter 15: Effects
Chapter 16: Sustainable Sound Practices in Film Production
Chapter 17: Editorial or Post-production
Chapter 18: Wrap
Chapter 19: Green Filmmaking Case Studies and Jobs
Chapter 20: Looking to the Future
Appendix A
Appendix B
Index
Biography
Kent Hayward is a filmmaker, Associate Professor of Production at California State University Long Beach, and a cofounder and vice-Chair of the Green Film School Alliance, a consortium committed to integrating sustainable production practices into film school programs. Previously, Hayward worked in visual effects and editorial on films including The Dark Knight, Inception, and Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, and on TV shows for NBC Universal, SyFy, and Lifetime. Hayward’s films include Lunar Estates, August, Sunset to Sunset, and Homestead Artifact. He earned his BA at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and his MFA at the California Institute of the Arts. Currently, Hayward is working on an essay film on themes ranging from the environmental havoc that humankind has wreaked on the planet to the enduring mystery of Bigfoot.
