Mark Kermode talks to Freya Bruce, co-founder of ReCollective, about its work on ‘My Lady Jayne’.
ReCollective are a non-for-profit, setting new standards of re-use for the film industry to tackle the enormous amount of waste it produces.
ReCollective’s work on ‘My Lady Jane’ involved repurposing building materials which were then used for community builds in the South West of England including making poly tunnels for a market garden and a field shelter for a community farm.
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