
Andre Champagne discusses the deployment of Eco Luxe trailers by NBCUniversal and the impact of clean energy on film production.
Andre Champagne, founder and CEO of Hollywood Trucks, just announced a multi-year deal with NBCUniversal to deploy his new Eco Luxe trailers across all their film and TV productions — on-lot and off-lot. In this episode, he joins us from inside one of his new Eco Luxe trailers — parked on the Universal Studios lot, running entirely on its own power, never plugged in. He breaks down how autonomous power works on a real film set: solar-powered trailers that generate, store, and distribute free clean energy to anything on the lot — including EV charging for cast and crew. On one Amazon production, he walked up to eight Hollywood Trucks trailers with eight EVs tied in and charging — no external power source, no cost. Listen in to hear why he believes the clean energy tipping point for the entertainment industry has already arrived. From his first solar panel on a trailer in 2012 to a fully off-grid base camp by 2015 — this is a behind-the-scenes look at how sustainable film and TV production actually gets built, and where it's going next. 🎙️ Connect with Andre: 🌐 hollywoodtrucks.com 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hollywoodtrucks/ 💼 LinkedIn…
Hosts: Zena Harris, Mark Rabin
Guest: Andre Champagne
Organizations: NBCUniversal, Hollywood Trucks
Places: Universal Studios
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