The best entertainment is electrifying
Fossil fuel machines are polluting our screens. We’re helping entertainment professionals showcase better, electric options in film and television instead, inspiring people to power their own lives without dirty fossil fuels. Learn how we can help your production go electric!
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How we help productions
Electric Creatives is designed to help productions save time and money by getting electric appliances on set to feature onscreen. Whether you’re creating TV or film, scripted or unscripted content, we make it easy for producers to go electric and make a difference. Check out our recent work with the CBS show “Secret Celebrity Renovation.”
Are you a production professional, entertainment executive, or TV/Film creative? Let’s work together to go electric! Contact us at creatives@rewiringamerica.org.
Our experts
How leaders like Stacey Abrams power cultural change with Electric Creatives.
How Electric Creatives like Jonathan Scott advocate for electric appliances on sets.
Why is it so important to go electric?
TV and movies are cultural forces, attitude shapers, and define what's cool. Your favorite character drives your favorite car, and if it’s electric, you want to go electric. The cool part is that electric machines are better than ever, and better than gas. And bonus, they don’t destroy the planet. We don’t have time for anything less than going fast and furious. We’ve got to electrify 124 million households over the next few decades to reach our climate goals. Contact us at creatives@rewiringamerica.org to see how you can get started.
The guides and resources you need
Going electric can save you time and money and make your productions better. Check out our guides to help you take advantage of available resources to help you electrify.
Electric resources
Induction stoves are the best way to cook, easier to use, and pollution free. Learn more about the benefits of induction.
Tax credits and rebates
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 includes billions of dollars in tax incentives for studios and productions to cut energy costs and emissions.
Your electric checklist
Never miss an opportunity to electrify everything you show on screen. Download this easy-to-use guide to keep your production free of fossil fuel machines.
Are you a production professional, entertainment executive, or TV/Film creative? Let’s work together to go electric! Contact us at creatives@rewiringamerica.org.
What does electrification on screen look like?
Film, TV, and digital media creators have immense cultural influence — and the ability to dramatically accelerate America’s transition off fossil fuels. Here is what to show on screen:
I’ll have what she’s having
Include induction stoves in all interior shots of kitchens in homes and restaurants. Ditch gas stoves and show the superior electric tech instead.
You get an EV and you...
Now that electric vehicles are cost-competitive with the gas-guzzlers, there’s no reason your characters shouldn’t be zipping around town in a sleek EV.
EV phone home
A Level 2 charger is easy to add to a garage shot (bonus points if it’s not just a prop). And a mid-trip charging stop is a great, modern scene location.
Solar panels powering roofs
Look for locations with solar panels installed on roofs. Feature solar panels prominently in exterior shots.
Heeeeere’s lawny!
Rather than burning gasoline where the kids play, use a quieter electric mower, weed whacker, or leaf blower.
There’s no place like Ohm
Got a basement scene? Show off a heat pump water heater. Outdoor scene? Get the heat pump in the shot! And a mini-split classes up any interior.
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Let us help you bring electrification on-screen
We provide customized resources, tools, and helpful instruction for studios and production companies that want to go all-electric on set. Find out how you can get involved in this work and learn how these efforts reduce carbon emissions from the entertainment industry, and catalyze greater change. Find out how you can get involved today by emailing us at creatives@rewiringamerica.org.