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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Sponsoring Single Homeless Project at Pride in London
CAMA were proud to sponsor our partner Single Homeless Project (SHP) and provide practical help with their preparations for Pride in…
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Sharing sustainable networks – BECTU Scotland & Film London
We had the pleasure of meeting Mairi Claire Bowser, Sustainability Manager for BECTU Scotland and Laurence Johnson, Sustainability Manager for…
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New Addition To The Sustainability Team
Welcome to the new addition of the sustainability team at CAMA Assetstore This is CAMA Assetstore’s first electric van, all…
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Well aren’t these crates just great!
As part of our sustainability work, it is always amazing to see how the items CAMA Assetstore donates are put…
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Winners of the Sustainability Award with Makers and Shakers!
We at CAMA ASSETSTORE are honoured to have been awarded the #sustainability award at the makers & shakers Awards ceremony at…
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The green movement in the costume department
A number of costume designers and costumiers are leading the way with trying to reduce waste in the film &…
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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.