Chairs to connect – reuse at ‘Holy Jo’s’ in North London
Our team love finding new homes for items that are no longer needed by our film & TV and corporate…
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Good, green growth – CAMA becomes a Thames Estuary Visionary
As a sustainable business that exemplifies good green services, we are pleased to announce that CAMA has been chosen to become…
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Partnering with BAFTA’s ALBERT
From an approved supplier, we have now become the official events partner to We Are Albert. Helping to keep the…
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Coco’s upcycled bar
We all know the familiar phrase “reduce, reuse recycle” that is often chanted in relation to sustainability. The only criticism…
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A more sustainable film industry is not Mission: Impossible
We are very proud to have worked with Paramount during the production of Mission: Impossible, and to be featured as…
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Items reused by Single Homeless Project
CAMA are working hard to see that items are reused before recycling them. Here’s how a few items improved someone’s life.
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Donating Warner Bros LEGO caps
At the beginning of this month, we were pleased to be able to support a wonderful charity, Merlin’s Magic Wand.…
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Rehoming Royal Academy of Music’s stands
Opened in September 2020, Kaleo Music Studios teaches students of all ages, both children and adults, how to play musical…
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CAMA Workspace – a success one year on!
Today we are celebrating CAMA Workspace’s 1st birthday – and the success of our logistics and specialist moving team, who…
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Costume reuse – why is it important?
Costuming is where film and fashion overlap. At CAMA we are helping productions with sustainability and the circular economy through costume reuse.
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Fabric offcuts from film to Oath Home
CAMA recently worked with a production that wanted to dispose of some fabric offcuts and we were able to donate the fabric to Oath Home.
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Boxes saved – sustainability at every step
After a production wraps, CAMA helps to sort through the items that have been put into storage. These items can…