8:45-9am

reception and breakfast

Foyer

A friendly opening followed by a speech from the Quebec film and television council (QFTC) and a short presentation by Rolling Green.

 9-10AM

QUEBEC BROADCASTERS JOIN FORCES WITH ROLLING GREEN FOR A SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRY 

Salle de projection principale

All Quebec broadcasters will be on hand to announce their support for the Rolling Green program and, more broadly, their commitment to a more eco-friendly industry. For this major announcement, we expect the presence of various medias.

 10-11AM

SHAPING THE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE OF VISUAL EFFECTS AND ANIMATION

Salle de projection principale

With the climate crisis and the impact of digital technology on the environment, the animation and visual effects sectors are facing unique and increasingly urgent challenges. This panel brings together experts in the field to explore the major environmental issues facing their industry and present innovative solutions.

 11-11:15AM

BREAK

An opportunity to network and exchange thoughts on the start and the rest of the day.

 11:15-12PM

tACKLING THE CLIMATE CRISIS, AN ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL CHALLENGE

Salle de projection principale

The climate crisis underlines the importance for the audiovisual industry not only to adapt to environmental challenges, but also to commit to promoting social justice and diversity through its productions and professional practices. Rolling Green offers you a stimulating discussion on how our industry can be an important driving force for the promotion of human rights and the preservation of the environment.

 12-1PM

lunch break

For lunch, if you’d like to stay with us, you’re welcome to bring your own lunch or go out to eat. There are many restaurants in the area, including :

• Omnivore St-Denis : 1633 R. Saint-Denis, Montréal, QC H2X 3K3
• Poke Monster: 1701 R. Saint-Denis, Montréal, QC H2X 3K4
• Vego St-Denis : 1720 R. Saint-Denis, Montréal, QC H2X 3K6

1-2:50PM

COLLABORATIVE WORKSHOP

Café-Bar

In order to provide a chance for discussion and cooperation, we are offering a collaborative workshop on the major environmental issues facing our industry. The purpose of these roundtables is to bring the industry together and encourage joint reflection to facilitate eco-responsible production in Quebec. A number of themes will be addressed: financial incentives, studio and actual scene infrastructures, and the workforce.
Specific registration required for this activity: link (places limited to 50 participants)

3-3:50PM

TEACHING ECO-RESPONSIBLE PRODUCTION STARTING IN POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

Salle de projection principale

This panel aims to illustrate the importance of integrating the concepts of eco-responsibility and sustainable development into educational programs, so that students are equipped to face environmental challenges in their professional careers.

3-4PM

Fisrt steps toward a SUSTAINABLE DIGITAL FUTURE

Salle de projection Fernand-Seguin

A conference by Xn Québec and the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television, presented by the Caisse Desjardins de la culture.

4-4:50PM

PROJECTION OF A SHORT FILM

Salle de projection principale

To conclude this afternoon, we invite you to watch the short film The last Rhino, produced by La Créative Films. This short film was awarded the excellence level accreditation and the “ecoresponsible film set” prize by the QFTC at the Vivats in 2021. The director and producer will be on hand to talk about the challenges encountered during the shoot, as well as the subject of the drama, eco-anxiety.

5PM

CLOSING SPEECH AND cocktail RECEPTION

Café-Bar

Join us for a memorable closing cocktail to mark the end of our very first Rolling Green Rendez-Vous. Drinks and appetizers will be provided.