by Ontario Creates
Ontario Creates, an agency of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Sport is the central catalyst for the province’s cultural media cluster including book publishing, film and television, interactive digital media, magazine publishing and music industries. Ontario Creates Podcasts share ongoing conversations among decision-makers in the cultural media industries.
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January 27, 2023
<p>With over 1 billion monthly active users worldwide, TikTok has become a critical component in marketing and selling creative content. Whether it’s through emerging communities like #BookTok, sharing your latest promotional material, or jumping on the latest viral trend, join us for an exciting discussion on the different ways creators and companies are using the platform to connect their content with audiences. </p><p><strong>Moderator:</strong></p><p>Lisa Fiorilli, Research Officer, Ontario Creates</p><p><strong>Panelists:</strong></p><p>Maria Zuppardi, Marketing Coordinator & Community Manager, Dundurn Press</p><p>Drew Yorke, Consultant, 1 Step Media Company</p><p>Lu Aburawi, TikTok Creator</p>
December 5, 2022
<p>With its Being Seen series of reports, the Black Screen Office has worked to illustrate how Canada’s screen industries are currently falling short in representing people from Black, People of Colour, 2SLGBTQIA+, and People with Disabilities communities. In this session, the Black Screen Office will present an overview of Being Seen, as well as convene an in-depth discussion on the report’s findings. </p><p> </p><p>Moderator:</p><p>Kelly Lynne Ashton, Lead Researcher, Being Seen</p><p> </p><p>Panelists:</p><p>Gavin Ball, Game Developer and Assistant Teaching Professor, Ontario Tech University</p><p>Josiane Blanc, Producer, Writer, Director, Sahkosh Productions</p><p>Michelle Asgarali, Writer/Producer</p><p>Nour Mallouh, Children's Content Creator and Developmental Editor</p><p> </p><p>Avec sa série de rapports Être vu, le Bureau de l'écran des noirs s'est efforcé d'illustrer comment l’industrie des médias télévisuels et cinématographiques du Canada ne parviennent pas à représenter les personnes des communautés noires, de couleur, 2SLGBTQIA+ et les personnes en situation de handicap. Au cours de cette séance, le Bureau de l'écran des noirs présentera un aperçu d'Être vu et organisera une discussion approfondie sur les conclusions du rapport. </p><p> </p><p>Modératrice :</p><p>Kelly Lynne Ashton, chercheuse principale, Être vu</p><p> </p><p>Panélistes :</p><p>Gavin Ball, développeur de jeux et professeur adjoint, Ontario Tech University</p><p>Josiane Blanc, productrice, scénariste et réalisatrice, Sahkosh Productions</p><p>Michelle Asgarali, scénariste et productrice</p><p>Nour Mallouh, créatrice de contenu pour enfants et éditrice en développement</p>
November 2, 2021
<p><strong>Creative Industries on Climate Action - Friday October 22, 2021</strong></p><p>In a world increasingly confronted with the need for immediate environmental action, what are Ontario’s creative industries doing to protect the future of the planet and lower harmful emissions? Join us for a discussion between experts from the music and screen sectors to hear how and why these industries are working to improve their own environmental practices. </p><p>Moderator :</p><p>Jen Knoch, Senior Editor - ECW Press </p><p>Panelists:</p><p>Brighid Fry, Music Declares Emergency, and half of the indie band <i>Moscow Apartment</i></p><p>Music Declares Emergency (MDE) is an independent group, created by artists, music industry professionals and organisations concerned at the lack of a cohesive, industry-wide response to the climate emergency. </p><p>Chris Dunn, Production Consultant, Film Initiatives, Ontario Creates and Ontario Green Screen </p><p>Ontario Green Screen is the collaborative initiative between government, industry partners, unions, guilds, trade associations and companies that endeavors to make lasting change in the industry and to empower individuals, production companies and studios to make sustainable choices. </p><p> </p><p><strong>Les industries de la création et l’action climatique – le vendredi 22 octobre 2021</strong></p><p>Dans un monde de plus en plus confronté à la nécessité de mesures environnementales immédiates, que font les industries de la création de l’Ontario pour protéger l’avenir de la planète et réduire les émissions nocives? Joignez-vous à nous pour une discussion entre experts des secteurs de la musique et de l’écran afin d’entendre comment et pourquoi ces industries travaillent pour améliorer leurs propres pratiques environnementales.</p><p>Modératrice :</p><p>Jen Knoch, rédactrice en chef, ECW Press</p><p>Panélistes : </p><p>Brighid Fry, Music Declares Emergency et la moitié du groupe indie Moscow Apartment</p><p>Music Declares Emergency (MDE) est un groupe indépendant d’artistes, de professionnel.le.s de l’industrie musicale et d’organismes préoccupés par l’absence d’une réponse cohérente à l’urgence climatique.</p><p>Chris Dunn, Conseiller en production, initiatives pour la production cinématographique, Ontario Créatif et Écran vert Ontario</p><p>Écran vert Ontario est une initiative de collaboration entre le gouvernement, des partenaires de l’industrie, des syndicats, des guildes, des associations sectorielles et des entreprises qui s’efforcent d’apporter des changements durables dans leur industrie et de donner aux particuliers, aux sociétés de production et aux studios les moyens de faire des choix viables.</p>
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Ontario Creates, an agency of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Sport is the central catalyst for the province’s cultural media cluster including book publishing, film and television, interactive digital media, magazine publishing and music industries.
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