The next Green Film Lab will be in Athens between 6 and 8 March 2024, in collaboration with our Green Film partners Greek Film Centre and HELLENIC FILM COMMISSION . 

Please find here all relevant information including the selection of participants.

Green Film Lab’s aim is to create awareness about sustainability in the film industry. Green Film Lab promotes environmentally sustainable practices in film production and gives film professionals a new perspective on how to apply a green protocol and achieve certification. Green Film Lab is delivered to film and series industry professionals, as well as to sustainability consultants. 
It is organised by Torino Film Lab and Green Film, in collaboration with EAVE.  

Who can apply?

•  Film and series industry professionals involved in the pre-production and production stages, interested in getting and improving their skills in sustainable practices on set.
• The workshop is open to producers or other professionals from the production team, heads of department, writers, directors – with a project (team of 2) and without a project.
• Professionals with at least two years of experience in the field of environmental management interested in learning how an audiovisual production is carried out, how to apply their skills to the audiovisual context and who want to build a professional network in the film and series industry.
• Delegates from Funds, Film Commissions, Film Institutions interested in knowing more about sustainability on set.

We especially welcome applications from professionals who live in Greece and the nearby region, professionals who got support from Greek Film Centre/Hellenic Film Commission and/or who will shoot in Greece. 

Applicants must confirm their full availability to attend the session.

The working language of workshops, meetings and events is English; thus, a good knowledge of English is essential to participate and all written material, all versions and drafts of the project, must be translated.

Green Film Lab is a programme by TorinoFilmLab and Green Film, organised by National Museum of Cinema and Trentino Film Commission, in collaboration with EAVE. The programme is realised thanks to the support of Creative Europe – MEDIA Sub-programme of the European Union.