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Listen to episode three of The ScreenSkills podcast with the BBC's Zen Barry, producer Barrington Paul Robinson, Sustainable Film's Jimmy Keeping and BAFTA Albert's April Sotomayor.

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How to make productions more sustainable with the BBC's Zen Barry, producer Barrington Paul Robinson, Sustainable Film's Jimmy Keeping and BAFTA Albert's April Sotomayor.

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