Emellie Turns Hollywood Green

<p>Those who make movie magic are often doing so at the expense of the environment. The logistics of producing a big-budget show or blockbuster require a tremendous amount of energy that&nbsp;pollutes the planet. That's not the case when Emellie O'Brien is on set. She&nbsp;has the strategy, staff, stuff and stats to make movies without making a mess. Her firm, <a href="https://www.earthangel.nyc/">Earth Angel</a>, has worked on major productions such as Darren Aronofsky's <em>Noah</em>, <em>The Amazing Spider-Man </em>and <em>The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel</em>. The goal: make sets more sustainable.&nbsp;</p> <p>Tune in to learn how Emellie and her team are&nbsp;making the&nbsp;impossible seem incredibly easy. By affordably reducing the environmental impact of entertainment production, this NYU Tisch alum&nbsp;is the production coordinator every Hollywood honcho needs to know. In addition, Emellie also lifts the curtain on some of the statistics Earth Angel tracks, how filmmakers can offset carbon footprints, tells us who the most sustainably minded star is, and whether streamers like Apple, Amazon and Netlix&nbsp;practice what they preach.</p>