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From the Set to the Barn: The Sauna in Suffolk Story

The film and TV industry, with its vibrant storytelling and visual spectacles, also harbours a less glamorous side – waste. After the final cut, sets, and materials often find themselves...

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Sustainability Behind The Lens – at Warner Bros. Studio Leavesden

We had an incredible time exhibiting at The Production Guild’s ‘Sustainability Behind The Lens’ event at Warner Bros. Studios, Leavesden yesterday! It was a day full of brilliant conversations about...

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Welcoming Production Guild members to see CAMA in action

In light of the ongoing strike action by SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) and WGA (Writers Guild of America), we proudly support the...

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Wellbeing of Women sparkling lunch with Sue Barker CBE

CAMA AssetStore was delighted to sponsor the charity lunch at Fortnum & Mason in Piccadilly. Our Director, Michelle French, hosted a table of wonderful friends from the film & TV...

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New oversize set storage space now available in Suffolk

Another exciting new home in Suffolk, near Ipswich! Designed specifically for oversize items and large Set Storage. We have 96,000 square foot of low level storage space available & 30,000...

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Assetflow is now live! Enjoy improved performance with our upgrade

Our next generation software, AssetFlow is now live for our customers. We’re proud to announce the upgrade of our storage asset management software, tailored specifically with our customer needs in...

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Announcing the progress of our Southend storage & reuse centre

We are excited to share the news that our new storage and reuse centre in Southend is shaping up nicely, with progress being made daily. We have been able to...

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Make Earth Day Count: Calculate the Carbon Impact of Your Assets

Positive messaging to celebrate Earth Day! Spend your energy on reuse and repurposing. Visualise the carbon emission saved through reuse If you are a production looking to reduce your carbon...

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Over £17K raised for YMCA through production asset reuse

When a production with over 6000 production assets deadstriked, the team at CAMA went full steam ahead with getting as much reused as possible. As part of the redistribution, a...

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AssetFlow Upgrade announced at The Tower of London

Thank you to our Director, Michelle French for organising such a great networking event for our sustainability partners in film & TV at The Tower of London, kindly sponsored by...

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Albert Webinar: Redesigning film & TV production design

A thoroughly informative, honest and positive Panel Session last week with our very own Michaele Apostolides – joining the inspiring Lily Limmer, Blair Barnette Chair of British Film Designers Guild...

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Women in the Warehouse! Celebrating our team on International Women’s Day

Today we’d like to celebrate the growing number of women working at CAMA AssetStore! Celebrating our team on International Women’s Day. This growing team is driving forward our sustainability services...

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The Essex Serpent, hosted by CAMA, wins Planet Positive Award at BFDG Gala

The British Film Designers Guild has announced the winners of its 12th Production Design Awards. Winners include ‘Wednesday’ for International TV Drama, ‘Cyrano’ for Independent Feature Film, Period, ‘Empire of...

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CAMA nominates The Essex Serpent for the BFDG’s Planet Positive Award

As a BFDG member, CAMA have nominated The Essex Serpent (Apple TV+ and See-Saw Films) for the British Film Designers Guild’s (BFDG) inaugural Planet Positive Award, in association with albert...

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Supporting award-winning productions with CAMA

Awards season is upon us, and we are proud to have worked with two productions nominated for the Outstanding British Film category at this year’s BAFTA awards. The Swimmers (Netflix...

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