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April is Earth Month, and it’s the perfect moment to take your next green step – strengthen your leadership in sustainable production.
We know that while sustainability is quickly becoming a core expectation across Canada’s film and television industry, many producers are asked to meet these demands without the tools, knowledge, or time to integrate them effectively. We’ve heard this from our coalition of over 100 producers across Canada.
So we developed Greening the Screen: Sustainable Leadership Masterclass, a focused professional development session designed to help you feel inspired, not overwhelmed, to make sustainability happen.
Details:
- Thursday May 21, 2026
- 9:30am - 2:30pm EST
- In-person in Toronto
- Coffee, lunch & snacks included
- Workbook, resources & hands-on exercises included
Registration Cost: $99 - Early Bird Price | $129 - Regular Price
(Sign up before Earth Month ends (April 30) and get early bird pricing.)
Course Details:
In this interactive format, you’ll learn how to apply clear “sustainability assumptions” across budgeting, business affairs, planning, team leading, and storytelling, while working through real-world scenarios with peers who are as curious and committed to sustainability as you are.
This class will equip you with the practical tools to bring sustainability into development and pre-production, where it has the greatest impact. You’ll learn to:
- Lead sustainability early in development, planning, and team culture
- Make more efficient productions decisions by applying the minimalism of sustainability to budgets, risk, and decision-making
- Use practical tools and frameworks to plan, budget, and empower sustainability across teams
- Shape content and decisions with impact by embedding sustainability into both on-screen storytelling and off-screen choices
- Build knowledge and confidence to deliver on sustainability goals and expectations
Walk away ready to lead productions that are not only more sustainable, but more efficient, intentional, and built for where the industry is going.
The Greening the Screen Workshop is supported by the City of Toronto.
