Date: Tuesday 3 December

Time: 10:30am–12:30pm

Registrations close: Sunday 24 November, 5pm

Climate change is one of the biggest stories of our time. But why aren’t we talking about it more in Australian film and TV? And how do we talk about it without being boring, contrived, or worse, preachy? 

Join Sustainable Screens Australia’s Sustainable Content and Practitioner Lead Tessa de Josselin (SSA) in a practical workshops at Screen Queensland HQ in Brisbane on Tuesday 3 December. The workshop will offer insights into the value of sustainability in screen storytelling, and practical approaches for incorporating climate content across your own genre of work. Writers, directors, producers and designers are encouraged to join us for this enlightening workshop.

Please note that a second workshop on the same day may be available depending on the level of interest received.

Learn more about Sustainable Screens Australia here.

Tessa is an actress, voiceover artist & environmental advocate best known for her roles on Home and Away, Ready For This, Mr Inbetween, Paper Champions, and Dead Lucky. Tessa has completed post-graduate studies in sustainability, climate leadership and policy — focusing her Masters research on the viability of seaweed as a blue carbon offset. Previously, she designed and delivered environmental events under the name Yikes! and currently hosts and produces the podcast, The Nature Between Us, which aims to demystify environmental issues and engage a wider audience in the climate conversation.