41: Behind the Scenes — Sustainability on Film Sets with Erin Karpluk скачать в хорошем качестве

41: Behind the Scenes — Sustainability on Film Sets with Erin Karpluk

What does sustainability look like in a fast-moving industry like film and television? In this episode, Canadian actress Erin Karpluk (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1172442/?...) shares how growing up in Jasper shaped her connection to nature, how the 2024 wildfires impacted her community, and how those experiences inform the way she approaches sustainability — both personally and professionally. We talk about eco-friendly habits, secondhand fashion, sustainable travel, and what waste and sustainability look like behind the scenes on film sets. This is a conversation about environmental awareness, resilience, and the small shifts that can influence culture at work. Takeaways • How growing up in Jasper shaped Erin’s connection to nature and community • The impact of the 2024 Jasper wildfires on memory and resilience • What sustainable living looks like in everyday routines • How sustainability in film production is evolving — and where it still needs work • Practical eco-friendly travel habits for people who live on the road • How small workplace habits can shift culture over time • Why connection to people and place fuels environmental awareness Connect With Erin Instagram (  / erinkarpluk  ) Facebook (  / erinkarplukofficial  ) IMDb (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1172442/?...) Support the show (https://www.buzzsprout.com/2501019/su...) Connect With Me Website (https://sustainableinthesuburbs.com/) Newsletter (https://sustainableinthesuburbs.com/n...) Shop (https://sustainableinthesuburbs.com/s...) Instagram (  / sarah.robertson.barnes  ) Support the Show (https://www.buzzsprout.com/2501019/su...) Sustainable in the Suburbs is mixed and edited by Cardinal Studio (https://cardinalstudio.co/) If you enjoyed this episode, I’d love it if you followed the show, shared it with a friend, or left a rating and review. Every little bit helps more people find Sustainable in the Suburbs — and live a little greener.