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Green Hollywood
One half-hour
comedy TV show
utilizes an estimated 275,000 script pages each season.
Over 800,000 script pages are wasted on the average big-budget film.
Every year over 400,000 paperbound film/literary works are submitted to the US Copyright office.
Hollywood is becoming eco-friendly by beginning to reform studio moviemaking practices - producing carbon-neutral movies such as Syriana, the planting of trees near film shooting sites (Evan Almighty), and company-wide programs to improve the environment (NBC's "Get On Board" program). However, script pages are still being churned out by the thousands every day, with recycling, double-sided script page printing, and vulnerable PDF documents as the only solution.
The key to drastically reducing paper consumption is providing the industry with a universal script management system; much in the way that email has drastically reduced paper mail for the public at large. LitCentral’s universal script management and development system is the solution