Film & TV Creatives Want More Climate Storytelling, But Face Barriers, Survey Finds
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EXCLUSIVE: With the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP 31 underway, the results are in from a first-of-its-kind international survey of film and TV industry professionals about climate storytelling. Deadline has seen the survey results, which reveal 71% of people surveyed want to include climate-related storytelling in their work. However, 55% of respondents reported barriers
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Film & TV Creatives Want More Climate Storytelling, But Face Barriers, Survey Finds
EXCLUSIVE: With the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP 31 underway, the results are in from a first-of-its-kind international survey of film and TV industry professionals about climate storytelling. Deadline has seen the survey results, which reveal 71% of people...
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