PROJECT ACT FOR THE TALENTS
The QFTC is pleased to officially announce the launch of the 3D Spring Series, a series of workshops focused on Diversity and Inclusion, Dialogue and Employee Development.
This series is the 4th and final component of the Act for the talents project, developed with the support of the City of Montreal, Caribara, Cinesite, DNEG, Framestore, Hybride, NAD-UQAC, Reel FX, Rodéo FX, as well as Mikros Animation and MPC studios (part of Technicolor Creative Studios).
These workshops, which will take place online, are accessible free of charge and exclusively for QFTC members.
In order to preserve the interactive nature and quality of the workshops, the number of participants is limited to 20 person per session.
Registration is now open! Share this email with your team and reserve a spot now.
REPLAY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HAPPY PRODUCERS
To allow everyone to take advantage of the workshops, they will be offered as a replay for a period of 14 days* on The Happy Producers platforms.
All registrants who did not obtain a seat for the live workshop will automatically receive an invitation to access the replay when available.
* Terms and Conditions: Content is the property of THP & QFTC and may not be copied or shared on any other platform.
PROGRAM
Workshop in French
But what is psychological safety? And how do we create it in our workplace? This workshop highlights the pillars of a psychologically safe environment in creative industries such as animation, visual effects and video games.
Workshop in French
Toxicity is not just someone else’s business! By cultivating a growth mindset, we can all actively contribute to creating healthy social dynamics at work to counteract toxicity and create an environment that is conducive to our professional and personal development, as well as that of our team.
Workshop in French
Harassment in the workplace is much more than a hand-to-mouth affair. While fifty percent of women experience psychological and sexual harassment at work, it is a phenomenon that remains complex to identify, manage, and prevent, both in the face-to-face and remote work environments. Attorney Angelica Brachelente of Aparté helps us better understand and address harassment in the creative industries.
Workshop in French
Do you spend your days putting out fires? Is your schedule often disrupted by the “emergencies” of your colleagues? Let’s redefine together the concept of emergency in the animation, visual effects and video game industries and integrate simple tools to better manage emergencies on a daily basis and thus reduce the stress level for us and our teams.
Workshop in English
Because burnout cannot be cured in a 4-day weekend… And it’s becoming more and more common in the creative industries. Burnout prevention and recovery expert Emma Matthews helps us define, recognize and address burnout in order to better heal and avoid recurrence, as well as to cultivate our own well-being and that of our teams.
