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SUMMARY:Master Class – Sustainable Filmmaking with the Producers Guild of America
DESCRIPTION:Join the crew of Apple TV+’s Extrapolation as they examine the trials\, tribulations\, and successes of making a television show whose production mirrors its story’s focus on climate and sustainability. \nThe featured speakers include: \n\nScott Z. Burns – Screenwriter\, Director\, Producer\, Playwright\nDorothy Fortenberry – Executive Producer on Extrapolations\nJ Alex Finch – First Assistant Director\nZena Harris – President of Green Spark Group\nKatie Carpenter – PGA affiliation\, Co-Chair\, Producers Guild of America Green Task Force; and Co-Founder of Greenproductionguide.com\n\nThe master class takes place on June 17th\, 2022 starting at 1:00pm at SVA (School of Visual Arts – Theatre 2 – Beatrice) \nClick here to register for free for the master class.
URL:https://reelgreen.ca/event/master-class-sustainable-filmmaking-with-the-producers-guild-of-america/
CATEGORIES:Motion Picture,Reel Green
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SUMMARY:Academy Talks: Framing the Future | On-Set Fuel Consumption and Clean Energy Solutions
DESCRIPTION:Framing the Future looks to the creatives leveraging existing solutions and leading sustainable innovation through changes big and small. \nThe majority of on-set greenhouse gas emissions come from fuel consumption. In this Framing the Future discussion\, presented by MBS Canada\, the panel evaluates what’s being done to support adoption of smaller generators\, batteries\, and grid tie-in and how you can critically evaluate power before your next production. Where are alternative solutions for clean energy available\, and how do you use them on set?  \n  \nFeatured Panelists: \nJeff Harvey | Rigging Gaffer/Electrician \nChris Hatcher | Producer/Studio Operator \nKatharine Pavoni | Manager of Industry and Community Affairs\, Creative BC \nMike Stroman | Generator Operator \n  \nModerated by: \nInayat Singh | Climate Reporter\, CBC News \n  \nRSVP is required to attend this event! \n  \nUse the promo code SPEAKERACAD22 for a complimentary ticket! \nTo RSVP for this event\, click here. \n 
URL:https://reelgreen.ca/event/academy-talks-framing-the-future-on-set-fuel-consumption-and-clean-energy-solutions/
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SUMMARY:Hollywood Climate Summit 2022
DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendars! The 3rd annual Hollywood Climate Summit will take place from June 22-26th online with key in-person events in Los Angeles. Free tickets are now available! \nThis year’s theme is climate storytelling\, with programming that highlights intersectional storytelling\, narrative impact\, and mental health.  \nCome for the culture\, stay for the movement. Follow @hollywoodclimatesummit to stay up to date on programming and talent announcements! \nRegister for the summit here! \n  \nGet in touch with our team: \nSmiley Khurana\nReel Green™ Sustainability Lead\n \nJulie Bernard\nManager of Production Services + Reel Green™ Partnerships
URL:https://reelgreen.ca/event/hollywood-climate-summit-2022/
CATEGORIES:Motion Picture,Reel Green
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SUMMARY:Reel Green™ Carbon Calculator Training - June 2022
DESCRIPTION:Reel Green™ offers free Carbon Calculator training for all film industry professionals in British Columbia and Canada.\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nDerived from one of the motion picture industry’s leading carbon calculators\, albert\, Reel Green™ has adapted a carbon calculator for British Columbia\, for free\, for productions in B.C. to use. \nCalculating the carbon footprint of your production is an important step in understanding the impact of film production. Having consistent data and metrics from the industry can help organizations like Reel Green understand priority areas for sustainable practices as well as help productions understand and measure their carbon impact. \nAdditionally\, with more available data points we can also derive economic benefits of going green on production! \nThe albert carbon calculator tool is available free for all productions to use. It has helps streamline the process of inputting and collecting data needed to calculate carbon impact. Multiple productions can be tracked on this tool\, and having a single data hub helps to develop benchmarks for productions to work from and improve upon. \nWe can also offer consultative support though Reel Green™. For more information on carbon calculation please contact reelgreen@creativebc.com \n\nRegister for the June training here
URL:https://reelgreen.ca/event/reel-green-carbon-calculator-training-june-2022/
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SUMMARY:Climate Ambassadors Network Training - Hollywood Climate Summit
DESCRIPTION:Join the the Climate Ambassadors Network for an evening of networking and sustainability training for Hollywood professionals. \nAbout this event\n\n\n\nAre you stressed out by the climate crisis? Do you wish you had time to do more\, but don’t know where to start? Do you imagine you could be a leader in your workplace and create community if you had the confidence\, skills and resources? \nThen\, join YEA! Impact for a training brought to you by the Climate Ambassadors Network (CAN)\, where we’re developing a network of industry professionals committed to changing the culture around climate change in Hollywood’s workplaces. But\, how do you become a Climate Ambassador and what does the required FREE training entail? \nHosted by expert facilitators from Young Entertainment Activists with professional experience in impact\, sustainability\, tv writing\, etc.\, they will be hosting the first in-person CAN training at this year’s Hollywood Climate Summit. You will learn: \n\nBasic terms and understanding of the climate crisis\nHow Hollywood is integrated into the problem\, but also holds the power to be part of the solution\nClimate leadership training\, because YOU also hold the power to lead the solution!\nHow to take the skills you already have as an assistant\, CE\, manager\, etc. and apply them to daily tasks in your office to make it a better environment and better FOR the environment\nFun games\, activities\, and networking with like minded industry folx\nLight refreshments\n\nInterested? Sign up to attend this FREE\, groundbreaking training and join a network of industry people who are excited to support you and Hollywood on its journey to a more sustainable future. Our first session will be in person\, with subsequent trainings available for remote participation. \nAlso there will be snacks … \nFeaturing: \n\n Heather Fipps (Program Manager at The Redford Center & Co-Founder of the Hollywood Climate Summit)\n Laurel Tamayo (Climate Impact Producer\, YEA! Impact)\n Ali Weinstein (TV Writer & Co-Founder of the Hollywood Climate Summit)\n Lena Welch (Principal Consultant\, Next Earth)\n Smiely Khurana (Reel Green™ Sustainability Lead\, Creative BC\nPodcast Host\, The Sustainable Act)\n Jackson Xia (Climate Communicator & Copywriter)\n\n  \n-> Register here \nPlease email laurel@yeaimpact.com with any questions or if you need any accommodations for a disability\, we’re happy to help! \nHere’s a link to the Culver City Metro station\, directly next to the event location. \n— \nProof of Vaccination or negative test will be checked at the door. Rules for entry may change contingent upon LA County guidelines and precautions. By registering for this event you are attesting that upon attending you do not have any symptoms\, have not tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 10 days\, or been exposed in the past 10-14 days. Masks are strongly encouraged and will be available upon request.
URL:https://reelgreen.ca/event/climate-ambassadors-network-training-hollywood-climate-summit/
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SUMMARY:Planet Placement: Made in Canada Session - 2022 Hollywood Climate Summit
DESCRIPTION:Hollywood sound stages in LA are always compared to Vancouver’s leading sustainable infrastructure… But what about storytelling? This session presented by Reel Green™\, Canada’s Motion Picture Climate Catalyst\, housed at the provincial film commission at Creative BC\, will feature several Canadian creatives depicting climate and intersectional narratives on their shows and films. Join Reel Green™ Sustainability Lead\, Smiely Khurana\, as she’s joined by motion picture creatives at the 2022 Hollywood Climate Summit.  \nFeatured Panelists:\nLiz Cairns – Writer and Director\nSmiely Khurana – Reel Green™ Sustainability Lead\, Creative BC and Podcast Host\, The Sustainable Act\nRekha Sharma – Actress\nTamo Campos – Environmentalist and Founder of Beyond Boarding \nRegister for the session here! \nAbout the Panelists:\nLiz Cairns is an award-winning writer and director from Vancouver\, BC and a graduate of the Director’s Lab at the Canadian Film Centre. Her short films have played at festivals internationally\, including TIFF\, Festival du Nouveau Cinéma\, Austin Film Festival\, Interfilm Berlin\, Female Eye Film Festival and VIFF\, among others. Programmer Curtis Woloschuk commented on Liz’s ability to “elicit remarkable performances.” Liz is also an in-demand production designer\, working on a wide range of projects. She was the production designer on Never Steady\, Never Still (TIFF 2017) and The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open (Berlinale 2019). She has been nominated for a Canadian Screen Award and won a Leo Award in 2019. \nTamo Campos is a filmmaker\, impact practitioner\, community organizer and extreme sports athlete. His films include The Klabona Keepers (2022)\, Ru-Tsu(2020)\, The Radicals (2018)\, A Last Stand For Lelu (2016)\, Northern Grease (2013) & over thirty shorts. Tamo embeds himself in the community wherever he goes\, and is dedicated to combining social impact with his adventures in sport\, activism\, and filmmaking. His projects have had a strong outreach focus and collaborates deeply with participants within his films. His work has focused on Indigenous land defense\, harm reduction\, climate justice and anti-racism. He is the co-founder of the nonprofit collective Beyond Boarding\, a board member of Rediscovery International\, and is currently working on a Masters with York University with a focus on Canadian Impact Producing. Campos currently works for Story Money Impact\, a small and creative Canadian charity growing the field of Impact Producing in Canada. \nSmiely Khurana is the Reel Green™ Sustainability Lead at Creative BC\, supporting and connecting Reel Green’s expanding community of engagement through the implementation of Reel Green’s strategic plan\, deepening industry’s expertise and use of the tools\, further transforming production practices through the Clean Energy municipal collaboration\, and work to help industry transition to a circular economy.\nWith a background in Motion Picture Arts and Business\, Smiely has worked on a number of productions in several different positions such as producer assistant\, accounting\, digital marketing and film promotion\, and most recently as a sustainability coordinator. \nRekha Shanti Sharma is a Canadian actress of Indo-Fijian descent\, best known for her role as Tory Foster on Battlestar Galactica\, and Ellen Landry on Star Trek: Discovery. \nVisit the Hollywood Climate Summit Website for more information on the Planet Placement: Made in Canada session and other events!
URL:https://reelgreen.ca/event/planet-placement-made-in-canada-session-2022-hollywood-climate-summit/
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