WRITE FOR TOMORROW
ADOPT AN ECO-RESPONSIBLE APPROACH FROM THE SCRIPTWRITING STAGE
Rolling Green is proud to announce its new training “Write for Tomorrow: adopt an eco-responsible approach from the scriptwriting stage.”
Through this training, Rolling Green aims to give participants the knowledge and methods to address current climate issues in their stories in a subtle and nuanced way, without distorting or censoring the script. Indeed, audiovisual content, especially fiction and entertainment, has a major power to raise awareness, awaken consciences, and encourage action. It is therefore during the creation phase that significant changes can happen.
Training presentation
This training reflects a desire to provide content creators with tools and methods to help them integrate climate issues into their narratives, without distorting or censoring their scripts.
- Understanding the link between narratives and behaviors, and the importance of art, culture, and fiction in the socio-ecological transition
- Exploring how fiction and non-scripted content can integrate climate issues into stories, and identifying resources and tools
- Identifying and overcoming obstacles or resistance
Objectives of the training:
- Encourage the creativity and imagination of screenwriters to raise public awareness
- Help change mindsets
- Awaken consciences, encourage climate action rather than inertia
- Create a space for awareness and spark discussions about new approaches to screenwriting
Who is it for ?
This training is intended for screenwriters, script editors, content producers, and other industry professionals who want to learn more.
Additional information
This workshop will be led by Maureen Mondin:
Script editor (FEM, Season 2, …), content producer (Bon matin Chuck, Les Mal-Aimants, …), reader, and analyst, Maureen Mondin has been committed to the ecological transition of the audiovisual creative industries since 2023, initially through collaborative workshops focused on the power of storytelling. Trained by Imagine 2050, Éco-Prod, and Climate Spring, she has been a trainer and consultant in eco-screenwriting since 2025.
Upcoming training dates
Date : Tuesday, October 6, from 1 p.m to 5 p.m.
Location : Bureau du cinéma et de la télévision du Québec (460, rue Saint-Paul Est, Montréal)
Cost : 150$ + tx
For more information : [email protected]
Thanks to our partners for developing the training !