Movies have a remarkable ability to shape people's attitudes and perspectives on life, for better or for worse. Almost invariably, movies exert some kind of impact on the viewer, the magnitude of which varies depending on the film and the individual.
According to a survey by the Ministry of Ecological Transition, 49% of the Spanish population wants to know more about climate change. Narrators create the portals to impact the public. Nowadays, creating a story without including climate change is in the realm of science fiction.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

Stimulate the minds of creators and inspire them to pay attention to one of the topics of greatest interest to the public
Position climate change and its ramifications as a source of powerful and moving stories
Provide knowledge and reliable sources for research
Highlight the faces and voices of tomorrow, also rewarding their interest and participation in a meeting for a sustainable future
Give the opportunity to present a project to a panel of environmental experts to obtain constructive feedback as well as a prize to boost the creation of the project

THURSDAY 27: SCIENCE AND CONSCIENCE

10am ·1pm Understanding the climate crisis - Immersion in ecology:

We must imagine: utopias in the face of the ecosocial crisis. Carmen Madorrán Ayerra, Department of Philosophy at the Autonomous University of Madrid.
Introduction to the ecosocial crisis. Francisco del Pozo Campos, Climate and Energy Area, and Mónica Parrilla, Biodiversity Area, Greenpeace.
Ecotopian Decalogue. Ecotopias are a set of hopeful futures, desirable for all people, respectful of other living beings, and possible within the planet's limits. We will discuss this topic with Nerea Ramírez Piris, Ecofeminism Area, Greenpeace.

1:15pm · 2:15pm The Climate Lens
Marta Garcia Larriu, creator of Another Way. We will learn the 4 ways to introduce climate change into narratives.

3:30pm · 4:30pm Creative Dynamics
We will invite attendees to do exercises to start exploring their voices of change.

4:30pm · 5:45pm Case Study of a Documentary Series: HOPE! We Are On Time
Jaime Bartolomé, teacher and screenwriter of Hope! We Are On Time

FRIDAY 28: INTERWEAVING CLIMATE CHANGE WITH TODAY'S STORIES

10am · 12pm Stories of Today
We will listen to examples of ecosocial successes to inspire us.

Sara Acosta, environmental journalist, founder and current director of the magazine Ballena Blanca (she coordinated the supplement Cinco Días Entorno, dedicated to the environment), will reveal journalistic work as an inexhaustible source of good stories.

Manuel Lopes Rodrigues representing the Community Montes de Teis, the communal mountain that chose to transform into a forest.

Raquel Clemente Pereiro from La Villana, a social center that fights for the rights of all, getting involved and allowing itself to be influenced by other collectives, trying to ensure that their neighborhood has a just, dignified, and joyful life.

Mar Sala and Alex Méaude, authors of the report Les Soulèvements de la Terre against the advance of asphalt, will talk about the activity of this great French climate activism movement.

12:30pm · 2:00pm Meeting with Creators with an Alternative Vision · Fiction Projects

The creative team of Fiction Changing the World (An initiative dedicated to audiovisual production for sustainability, creating fiction and entertainment formats). Paloma and Rhoda will present the project Wikinger 7-13: An action series that participated in the Hollywood Climate Summit held in Los Angeles.

Elisa Puerto Aubel is a screenwriter, script doctor, and director. She focuses on genre content (horror, thriller, and science fiction). She is the screenwriter of true crime miniseries and the documentary La Venganza de Jairo (Audience Award at the Sitges Festival). She has written and directed the sci-fi and horror short films La antesala and El establo (candidate for the Goya 2024 and winner of the Rueda por el Cambio section at AWFF9).

3:30pm · 5:30pm Dynamics - Exploring Genres
Oscar Pérez Ramírez has recently finished shooting ‘Dejar el nido,’ a short film that is also the pilot of a fiction series about the incursion of the wild into the urban.

FROM JUNE 27 TO AUGUST 31 · PROJECTS CALL OPEN

AUTUMN SESSION · INSTALLATION “Another Narrativas: visions of the future” · PITCH PREP

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