Independently assessed methodology for product carbon footprint reporting in film and television.
Methodology verified. Project applications documented.
Green Toolkit is designed to support ISO 14067 aligned carbon footprint certification workflows for film and TV productions.
Green Toolkit methodology and production carbon footprint calculations are supported by independently assessed documentation and ISO-aligned verification processes.
Methodology conformity verified by GUTcert, part of the AFNOR Group, confirming alignment with the ISO 14067 product carbon footprint framework.
Real film production projects demonstrate how the Green Toolkit methodology can be applied and independently verified in practice.
Structured data collection, traceable emission factors and documented system boundaries enable auditable carbon footprint reporting.
Independent documentation confirming the methodological basis of the Green Toolkit carbon accounting system in the context of product carbon footprint reporting under DIN EN ISO 14067.
Independent third-party verification demonstrates how Green Toolkit methodology was applied within a real international film production context.
The motion picture Mother Mary demonstrates how product carbon footprint methodology can be documented and independently verified within an international film production environment.
Independently verified production application under ISO 14067 with assessment by GUTcert (AFNOR Group).
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Green Toolkit is currently preparing several independently verified ISO 14067 product carbon footprint assessments for international film productions in collaboration with studios and streaming platforms.
The next verified production case will be published on 3 April, extending the documented application of ISO 14067 carbon accounting in film production.
A new production verification will demonstrate how the ISO 14067 product carbon footprint methodology is applied and independently audited within a large-scale film production environment.
Green Toolkit now documents a published ISO 14067 verified production case for an international film production, showing how product carbon footprint methodology can be applied and independently assessed in practice.
The verified case demonstrates how a film production can be documented under a product carbon footprint approach and reviewed by an independent third-party assessment body.
The published case shows how ISO 14067 product carbon footprint methodology was applied to a film production and independently verified under real production conditions.
The Green Toolkit methodology follows the ISO 14067 product carbon footprint framework. It structures emissions data collection across the life cycle of a film production and enables transparent third-party verification.
ISO 14067 defines the product carbon footprint as the total greenhouse gas emissions associated with a product across its life cycle. In film production this includes activities such as transport, energy use, materials and post-production processes.
Emissions are organised according to defined life-cycle stages including development, pre-production, production, post-production, distribution and end-of-life processes. This makes system boundaries visible and reviewable.
Activity data is collected across departments including transport, energy consumption, catering, materials, locations and travel to quantify emissions across the production workflow.
Carbon footprints are expressed relative to defined functional units, for example one minute of film or one shooting day, enabling comparability between different productions and reporting contexts.
ISO 14067 requires transparent system boundaries, traceable emission factors, complete documentation and third-party verification of calculated results. This is what turns methodology into auditable evidence.
ISO 14067 carbon footprint results require transparent system boundaries, documented assumptions, traceable activity data and a verifiable calculation logic. Independent review is what makes a reported footprint externally credible.
The assessed product system, included life-cycle stages and any exclusions must be clearly defined and consistently documented.
Production data must be attributable, documented and suitable for methodological review, including assumptions and data sources.
Calculation logic, factor application and declared unit must be transparent, traceable and reproducible.
Results must be reported in a way that enables independent confirmation and external review.
The following documents provide direct access to the methodology conformity record, production verification evidence and related reference material presented on this page.
Independent conformity verification documenting the methodological basis of the Green Toolkit carbon accounting system under DIN EN ISO 14067.
Open document Press releaseEnglish press material outlining the production context and the ISO 14067 verification relevance of the Mother Mary case.
Open documentGreen Toolkit combines ISO 14067 methodology conformity, independent third-party review and verified production applications to support transparent product carbon footprint reporting for film and television.
