How Poldark went green
The global drama hit is produced with environmental considerations firmly in mind, aiming to reduce its carbon footprint year on year.
Poldark, the adaptation of Winston Graham’s romantic novels, has proven to be a popular and critical hit in the UK and beyond, selling into over 150 countries around the world.
Now in pre-production on season five, the show is set in 18th century Cornwall in south-west England and stars Aidan Turner as ex-soldier Ross Poldark who returns from war to discover he has lost his childhood sweetheart to his cousin.
What is less well known about the show, however, is that – behind the scenes - it is produced in an environmentally friendly way.
Since 2015 and season two onwards, the production has achieved…
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