West London Film Studios is proud to announce that it has been officially approved for inclusion in the BAFTA Albert Suppliers Directory 2026, recognising the WLFS’s commitment to supporting sustainable film and television production across the United Kingdom.

The BAFTA Albert Suppliers Directory highlights organisations that have been independently assessed strictly against BAFTA Albert's sustainability criteria and can demonstrate their ability to help productions reduce their environmental impact while supporting more sustainable filmmaking.

This approval represents an important milestone for West London Film Studios and reflects the significant investment made in developing a modern studio facility where sustainability is embedded into everyday operations.

Why This Matters to Productions?

Sustainability has become an increasingly important consideration for productions when selecting studio facilities and production partners. As broadcasters, streaming platforms and production companies continue to strengthen their environmental commitments, there is growing demand for suppliers that can help productions achieve their sustainability objectives.

Being recognised as a BAFTA Albert Supplier provides productions with confidence that West London Film Studios has been independently assessed and can support environmentally responsible production practices throughout their time on site.

Supporting Sustainable Productions

At West London Film Studios, sustainability is more than a policy—it's built into the way the studio operates. Productions choosing WLFS benefit from infrastructure and services specifically designed to reduce environmental impact while maintaining the highest operational standards.

Productions filming at West London Film Studios benefit from:

• 3MW Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plant, one of the first of its kind at a UK film studio, generating highly efficient low-carbon electricity while recovering waste heat for heating and air conditioning across the site.
• Zero diesel generator, A site infrastructure that removes the need for diesel generators, helping to reduce emissions, noise and local air pollution.
• 100% renewable electricity, backed by REGO certification, supporting productions in reducing their carbon footprint.
• Stage-level electricity and gas sub-metering, allowing productions to accurately monitor and report their energy consumption for BAFTA Albert carbon reporting.
• Electric vehicle charging facilities for production teams, visitors and suppliers.
• A comprehensive waste management programme that has achieved approximately 95% recycling and reuse, with zero waste sent to landfill during the previous six months.
• Sustainable catering partnerships focused on reducing food waste, minimising single-use plastics and supporting responsible waste management.
• Biodiversity initiatives, including on-site beehives developed in partnership with Flow Hive UK, helping to support local pollinators and enhance the surrounding environment.

These initiatives enable productions to make more sustainable choices without compromising on efficiency, creativity or production quality.

Frank Khalid, Founder of West London Film Studios, said:

"We are delighted to be recognised as an approved supplier on the BAFTA Albert Suppliers Directory. This recognition reflects our commitment to creating a studio environment where sustainability is integrated into everything we do. We have invested significantly in technologies and infrastructure that help productions reduce their environmental impact while delivering the flexibility and high-quality facilities they expect from a leading film studio. We look forward to welcoming productions that share our vision for a more sustainable future for the screen industries."

Looking Ahead

West London Film Studios remains committed to continuous environmental improvement and to supporting productions in achieving their sustainability ambitions.

Being recognised on the BAFTA Albert Suppliers Directory is an important step in that journey and reinforces the studio's position as one of the UK's leading sustainable production facilities, helping filmmakers create exceptional content while reducing their environmental impact.