Amanda Smith: Greening the Paint Department and Reclaiming LA's Wild Side
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Amanda Smith: Greening the Paint Department and Reclaiming LA's Wild Side
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Amanda Smith has spent over two decades as a scenic artist working across theater, theme parks, and film. In 2022 she joined IATSE Local 729, became a Certified California Naturalist through the UC CalNat program, and launched two parallel projects: Los Angeles Is Not A Desert — an art and writing initiative exploring LA's overlooked ecosystems — and the IATSE Local 729 Set Painters and Sign Writers Sustainability Committee.
In this conversation Amanda talks about what sustainability actually looks like inside a paint department, why the Paint Care recycling program is a free and underutilized resource for film lots, how native plants are showing up (and not showing up) on screen, and why she thinks environmental education — not compliance — is the key to lasting change in the industry.
She also shares her artwork live on the show, walking us through a papercut depiction of the LA River's Glendale Narrows and the vision behind it.
Find Amanda at losangelesisnotadesert.com or on Instagram @laisnotadesert. Sign up for her newsletter on the website for upcoming events and community activations.
Resources from this episode:
CalNat Course
Paint Care Program
Depave LA Report from Accelerate LA
Connect With Our Guests:
losangelesisnotadesert.com
LA Is Not A Desert on Instagram
Connect With our Hosts:
Zena Harris on LinkedIn
Mark Rabin on LinkedIn