Industry Eco-nomics

With climate change at the top of the national agenda, TV productions of all stripes -- from Fox's "24" to NBC's "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" and "Nightly News With Brian Williams" -- are greening their operations from top to bottom.

Green Giants

When it comes to being environmentally responsible, Hollywood's major studios, including Disney, Fox and Sony, are stepping up to the plate in a big way.

Slow Burn

Increasingly productions looking for green energy alternatives -- such as CBS' "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and Fox's "American Idol" -- are turning to biodiesel.

Making the Case

In environmentally conscious moves, studios are rolling out eco-friendly DVD covers.
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Fuelish Pleasure

Are celebrities thinking twice about the environmental impact of private jets?
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Salt of the Earth

THR's listing of environmental nonprofits.
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Green Piece

The Environmental Media Assn. has been encouraging Hollywood to set an eco-example for the past 20 years.
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Producers of the Year: The Jackson Hive

Peter Jackson and company have proved you don't have to be based in Hollywood to make powerful movies.
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Next Gen 2009

THR's 16th annual evaluation of 35-and-under executives working in film, television, representation, law and new media.
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Spotlight: Postproduction

The rise of digital cameras poses new challenges for feature postproduction.
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Anatomy of a Contender: 'Amelia'

It took two directors and a computer kingpin to get Amelia Earhart's story airborne.
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Awards season launch

Twice the best picture nominations keep experts guessing.
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AFM 2009

Coverage of the lead-up to one of the most important film markets of the year.
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Fall Film &TV Music

THR looks at music movers and shakers in film and TV.
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Anatomy of a Contender: 'Precious'

The legal battle and its hardscrabble story line make this indie film's success all the more "Precious."
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