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Gemma Martini, CEO of Martini Film Studios, walks us through their studio space, explaining how switching to renewable gas isn’t as difficult as you may think it is, all while being cost effective and compatible with the majority of industry equipment.
Martini Film Studios, a proud partner of Reel Green™, has been using Renewable Natural Gas to power and heat their studios and stages since the end of 2021, and is the first studio in British Columbia to use 100% RNG.
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To learn more about Martini Film Studios and their sustainability plan, visit their website.