HOLLYWOOD, CA – Fresh off his signing with United Talent Agency (UTA), BAFTA-nominated actor Woody Norman, 14, has reportedly begun leveraging his newfound industry power to demand sweeping changes to studio production practices, starting with the ubiquitous craft services table.

Sources close to the negotiations confirm Norman's primary concern was not a higher per-picture fee or a first-look deal, but rather a commitment to 'regenerative agriculture and fair-trade sourcing' for all on-set snacks. 'He was very clear,' stated a UTA representative, speaking anonymously due to the sensitivity of snack-related negotiations. 'No more individually wrapped plastic cheese sticks. He wants compostable cutlery and locally sourced, organic kale chips, or he walks.'

Industry veterans are reportedly baffled by the young actor's priorities. 'Usually, they ask for a private jet or a pet tiger,' commented veteran agent Brenda Sterling. 'This kid wants to audit our carbon footprint. It's… different.' Norman, who recently wrapped a historical action-drama about the 14th-century Peasant's Revolt, allegedly told executives that 'the future of cinema depends on the future of the planet, and frankly, these single-use plastic water bottles are an existential threat to both.'

Studio executives are now scrambling to find a sustainable, yet equally addictive, alternative to gummy bears before Norman's next project begins.