Green Film Lab: Open Morning Session

Event: Saturday 21 September 2024, 0930-1415

Registration Deadline: Thursday 12 September 2024

Scotland’s Film and Television professionals are invited to join Green Film Lab for an Open Morning Session of case studies, speakers and presentations on Sustainable Screen production. The session is followed by a networking lunch.

This is an excellent opportunity to find out about strategies for sustainable screen production and to meet and mingle with other practitioners and screen sustainability professionals from both Scotland and across Europe. The event is free of charge and support with travel costs is provided by Screen Scotland for those from out with Glasgow.

Speakers:

> Who is a Sustainability Manager? – Dörte Schneider Garcia, Sustainability Consultant

> Local Case Study – Sara Hamilton, Sustainability Co-ordinator

> Policy and Action Plan for Green Filming in Scotland – Karen Ridgewell, Creative Scotland’s Climate Emergency & Sustainability Lead

> Green Film Presentation & Q&A – Lennea Merzagora, Green Film

> How Did I Start to be Sustainable on Set? – Giovanni Pompili, Producer, Founder at Kino Produzioni, Green Film Lab Head of Studies.

> Networking Lunch

Click here for a full overview of Green Film Lab Open Morning Session schedule.

This session is open to film and television professionals based in Scotland, in all departments, who have an interest in learning more about screen sustainability.

Space at the Open Morning Session is limited so to reserve a spot contact: petit@museocinema.it, Deadline to register is 12 September 2024

Green Film Lab is a programme by TorinoFilmLab and Green Film, organised by National Museum of Cinema and Trentino Film Commission, in collaboration with EAVE. The programme is supported by Creative Europe – MEDIA Sub-programme of the European Union and is delivered in Scotland in collaboration with Screen Scotland and BECTU Vision.