• The initiative successfully proposed in the last last years is confirmed for this edition, giving the projects selected in the MIA’s Co-Production Market & Pitching Forum (for the Doc, Drama and Film divisions) the opportunity for a one-on-one appointment with an expert from Green Film.  

• A panel entitled Green Film: Toward a More Socially Sustainable and Productive Industry  will be held on Oct. 16 at 10:30 a.m. in Room Cinema 6.  Adopting a sustainable approach today also means, in a broader sense, turning our attention to other forms of sustainability besides environmental sustainability.  
  The wellbeing of workers in the audiovisual industry is an issue that is increasingly intertwined with the good health of a company:  acting in this sense, in addition to improving the quality of the working environment, can ensure a significant return on investment, translating into increased productivity and company competitiveness. The Green Film Rating System, with its recent update, also encourages producers to adopt labour practices aimed at improving the sustainability of production from a social point of view.  
  The panel therefore intends to illustrate and discuss processes and new professional figures that can help productions foster a healthier and fairer work environment, offering insights and concrete experiences that are emerging and dialogue on how to import and implement the good practices from the European to the Italian context. 

Speakers:  
Valeria Bullo, Film & TV Wellbeing & Inclusion Consultant   Fabiana Cumia, ESG Director of Rakuten TV Europe – Board Member WIFTMI   
Moderator: Luca Ferrario, Director Trentino Film Commission – Green Film