Sustainable management in audiovisual advertising: green-shootings
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2026
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Emerald
Citation
López-Agulló Pérez-Caballero JM, Ávila Rodríguez-de-Mier B, García-Chamizo F (2026;), "Sustainable management in audiovisual advertising: green-shootings". Management Decision, Vol. ahead-of-print No. ahead-of-print. https://doi.org/10.1108/MD-05-2025-1433
Abstract
Purpose
The study aims to analyse sustainability in Spanish audiovisual advertising production, focusing on professional perceptions and the implementation of sustainable measures, in order to identify the main opportunities and barriers in the sector.
Design/methodology/approach
Mixed methodology with an exploratory-descriptive approach was used in the study. Data triangulation through literature review, in-depth interviews and questionnaires aimed at professionals who hold key positions in audiovisual production
Findings
The study revealed sustainability in Spanish audiovisual advertising production is in its early stages, with growing awareness but limited by a lack of resources, training, information and regulation. Despite this, the sector sees it as an opportunity rather than a barrier, highlighting the need for support policies and training to promote sustainable change
Social implications
The results and recommendations of this study can have a positive impact on both the advertising industry and society, promoting a shift towards more responsible and sustainable practices
Originality/value
This study provides an interdisciplinary approach that combines theory, practical data and actionable proposals, relevant to both academia and industry. Its key contributions are: (1) Exploring the intersection between advertising and sustainability, an emerging issue with understudied implications; (2) Incorporating the professional perspective, identifying barriers and opportunities from everyday practice; (3) Providing a critical diagnosis that highlights the gap between regulation and implementation, attributed to gaps in training and information and guides future research







