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The festival season is about to start in Europe and we wanted to have a closer look at the CO2 footprint of music festivals.

Music is important and if we want to have festivals far into the future, this industry, too, will have to adapt. Tempelhof Sounds is a festival in Berlin. They invited us to have a closer look: what would it take to make festivals more sustainable and does green take all the fun out of it?

#Festivals2023 #GreenFestivals
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Reports quoted:
Greener Festivals study: http://www.agreenerfestival.com/summa...
https://www.theguardian.com/environme...
https://www.massiveattack.co.uk/
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Producer Génica Schäfgen
Director Fátima González-Torres (IG: @fatilugonzalevic) and Joshua Gottlieb (IG: @joshigot)
Creative director Sina Samavati (IG: @sinasamavati)
Script Fátima González-Torres and Joshua Gottlieb
Cinematographer Sina Samavati
Editing & post-production Sina Samavati
Special thanks to Tempelhof Sounds crew and Hinds band
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