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Éco-responsabilité sans frontière : le futur de la co-production
Un panel offert par On Tourne Vert, Sustainable Entertainment Society et Téléfilm Canada.
Les coproductions sont un pilier essentiel de notre industrie, à la fois pour réunir des partenaires financiers et pour donner vie à des récits internationaux puissants que nous souhaitons raconter ensemble. De plus en plus, la durabilité s’impose comme une dimension incontournable. On peut alors se demander : comment ces éléments s’articulent-ils lorsque l’on travaille avec des partenaires internationaux ou interprovinciaux?
Ce panel explore la rencontre entre création, éco-responsabilité et climate storytelling. Les intervenants partageront leurs expériences sur les opportunités et défis des coproductions durables, en montrant comment elles répondent aux réalités financières tout en nourrissant l’élan créatif et en ouvrant la voie à de nouveaux récits.
Marine Kockmann, chargée de projet | On Tourne Vert (présentation)
Julie Blondin, directrice nationale, relations d’affaires et coproductions | Téléfilm Canada
Marie-Claire Lalonde, productrice | Metafilms
Clara Milo, cineaste, réalisatrice, HIMALIA
Modération : Mélanie Windle, cofondatrice et directrice exécutive | Sustainable Entertainment Society
Date: Vendredi, 10 Octobre 2025
Heure: 13:00 – 14:00
Sustainable Production Forum
Sustainable Production Forum (SPF) is a global hybrid conference advancing climate leadership across the creative industries. Celebrating 10 years of impact, this year’s theme—“The Ripple Effect”—highlights both the progress made and the urgent work ahead, from decision-makers to the production workforce.
SPF accelerates industry-specific, experiential knowledge sharing through best practices, practical tools, and boundary-pushing immersive programming.
Join us as we bring together innovators and future leaders to catalyze a modern, sustainable mindset across the creative ecosystem.
Rooted in film and television production, SPF serves a growing, diverse audience—producers, executives, department heads (HODs), above- and below-the-line crew, funders, vendors, content creators, and sustainability experts. As the sector evolves, we’re expanding to support professionals in AR/VR, music, sports, live performance and gaming.
The Sustainable Entertainment Society is proud to introduce the Sustainability Practitioners Internship Program (SPIP)—a tuition-free program designed to train, certify, and prepare the next generation of sustainability leaders in film, television, and digital media. This program equips participants with modern, comprehensive, and integrated approach to sustainability and decarbonization in the screen industries.
What people are saying about past events and programs
“As a student taking on the role of sustainability coordinator I have a better understanding of creative ways to ensure a sustainable set.”
— Ophir, Student
“SPF is the premier event in Canada for gathering leading-edge information about sustainability practices in the film and entertainment sector.”
— Patricia Keen
“Now more than ever we need SPF as the central hub for environmental sustainability advocacy and movement. We need this community and inspiration”
— Hedyeh Bozorgzadeh
“Attending SPF24 in Vancouver was an enlightening experience. The discussions on innovative, sustainable practices in the motion picture industry were truly inspiring and showcased towards a greener future for filmmaking.”
— Ryan Doucette
The hands-on experience with clean energy tech gave me real-world insight and changed how I think about power on set.”
— Mike Clarke
“Now more than ever we need SPF as the central hub for environmental sustainability advocacy and movement. We need this community and inspiration”
— Anika Deiss
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