Les événements Green de Cannes

Vous êtes à Cannes pour présenter votre dernier film, et entre plages et avant-premières, vous vous dites que vous iriez bien explorer les événements de la Croisette en rapport avec l'écologie. Pas de panique, le site Ecoprod a référencé un agenda des rencontres, conférences et autres présentations sur le sujet.

Prix Ecoprod

La remise du Prix Ecoprod aura lieu le 16 mai à 11h – Inscrivez-vous

Eco Hub au Marché du Film 2025

Pour la première fois cette année, l’écologie aura un stand dédié à Cannes : Eco Hub, une initiative portée par Greenigma et Green Film Shooting, en partenariat avec Ecoprod et Green Toolkit.

Rendez-vous au Marché du Film (section Riviera) pour des conférences et des rencontres consacrées à l’action environnementale dans l’industrie cinématographique !

En savoir plus sur l’initiative Eco Hub

Événements Green sur la Croisette

Mercredi 14 mai

16:00 | Institut Français – Pavillon Cinéma du Monde : Atelier Écoproduire : outils pour une production responsable et partage des pratiques. En partenariat avec la CST et Ecoprod

17:30 | Producer’s Hub – Producing with Purpose : why sustainability matters. Sur invitation.

Vendredi 16 mai

11:00 | Stand Film France / CNC : Remise du Prix Ecoprod 2025 (en présence de l’association ACCEPTE) – Inscription

16:30 | Stand CST – Village International Pantiero : Collectif Les Toiles Vertes – Bilan des actions menées et projets 2025 (en présence de l’association ACCEPTE) – Inscription

Samedi 17 mai

10:00 | Village Innovation (Pantiero) : Des décors pensés pour l’avenir : bien pensés, écologiques et prêts à l’emploi pour les VFX. Avec les studios TSF et Provence Studios, en partenariat avec le Marché du Film

10:00 | Nordic House – Nordic Film Commissions Sustainability Update – Inscription

14:00 – 17:00 | Eco Hub – Marché du Film Riviera #D8: Eco Talk

14:00 | Les Toiles vertes Planet & People Test Manuela Collon – Collectif Les Toiles Vertes –

Les Toiles vertes collective presents the results of their initiative Planet&People test Cannes 2024 and Césars 2025 in partnership with the Observatoire des Imaginaires. The survey is being repeated for the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. Planet&People Test is a unique tool for measuring viewers’ feelings about the environmental and societal issues represented in films and audiovisual works.

14:30 | Sustainable production: where to begin? Ludovica Chiarini, CEO of EcoMuvi, Italy

Whether you are a producer trying to navigate sustainability without loosing track of your budget and schedule, or whether you are a commissioner trying to determine what can be truly asked of your productions in relation to sustainable development, this talk is for you. EcoMuvi will provide a streamlined roadmap of key steps to keep in mind, no matter where in the world you are producing.

15:00 | Green energy and greenwashing Birgit Heidsiek, Founder/ CEO of Green Film Shooting; Green Cinema Consultant of the German Federal Film Fund (FFA), Germany

Energy consumption is often the biggest factor in calculating the carbon footprint of a film production. By using renewable energy, the carbon footprint can be reduced enormously; however, energy offered as renewable does not always come from renewable sources. Sometimes it is only labeled as green.

15:30 | Post production pollution. Final cut dilemmas Beata Migas, Director/Producer, CEO of Haddock Entertainment, Poland

Digital post production isn’t clean – rendering, editing, and cloud storage of massive files consume vast amounts of energy and emit loads of CO₂. Based on scientific research and the experience of Haddock Entertainment, its owner, film director and producer Beata Migas analyses the invisible environmental cost that lies behind every frame and shares best practices.

16:00 | Green Toolkit: All-in-one Solution for Sustainable Production Eric Rueff, Green Consultant France

Green Toolkit is an all-in-one solution for calculating, reducing and certifying carbon footprints in film and TV production. Eric Rueff demonstrates its real-world application using the daily series Rote Rosen by Studio Hamburg Serienwerft (ARD Degeto).

16:30 | Carbon’Clap – the free and easy-to-use carbon calculator Alissa Aubenque, Director of Operations, Ecoprod, France

Carbon’Clap is the leading free carbon calculator for the film and TV industry, empowering you to accurately measure the carbon footprint of your productions and reduce their environmental impact from pre- to post-production. Easily manage all your projects in one place, obtain certifications, and automate your company’s environmental reporting.

Dimanche 18 mai

11:00 | AUSTRIAN Film Pavilion | Village International Riviera No.104 – Green Filming Future now organisé par EVERGREEN PRISMA EUROPE & JOINT NETWORK, the Institute for Sustainability and Media, et Association of Green Consultants Film & TV. Avec le soutien de German Federal Film Board.

14:00 | Eco Hub – Marché du Film Riviera #D8 : Eco Talk (see full program below)

15:30 | Terasse BNP Parisbas : Prise de Parole CNC Plan Action : On accélère ! Echange autour des mesures d’incitation et des bonnes pratiques en France et en Europe – Sur invitation uniquement

16:00 | Stand Media UE : Prise de parole Magestion.pro

16:00 | Stand Media EU : Présentation de TheGreenShot par son PDG, Max Hermans

Eco Hub Talks

14:00 Green Animation Alissa Aubenque, Director of Operations, Ecoprod, France; Linnea Merzagora, Green Film, Trentino Film Commission, Italy

Ecoprod and Green Film will present the upcoming Green Animation Guide and their collaborative work on creating common sustainability standards for the animation industry.

14:30 Creativity with Nature in mind Maxim Jago, Filmmaker, Futurist, Author, US/UK

The film industry famously ignores the needs of the natural world and its own environmental impact but it is possible to create extraordinary results using production methods that are in harmony with this beautiful green world. Join Producer and Director Maxim Jago as he describes ways his forthcoming large scale one-room film production minimizes travel and waste while allowing more time for creativity.

15:00 Can sustainability compliance be assessable for small and medium-sized film producers? Olga Hartšuk, Producer at Nafta Films, Estonia; Baltic Green Film – Sustainability Initiative

Sustainability in film is becoming more important than ever—but for small and mid-sized film producers, especially in smaller markets, it often feels confusing and overwhelming. The goal is to build a cross-standard matrix that helps producers understand the bigger picture and find practical ways to adapt sustainability strategies. Further down the line, this could lay the groundwork for approachable digital tools that make sustainable filmmaking more reachable.

15:30 Can AI Really Make Film Greener? Aidan Rhode, Filmmaker/AD, US/UK

This talk explores the potential – and pitfalls – of using AI to automate carbon calculations in film and TV production. Drawing on interviews with 30+ industry professionals and academic research, Aidan examines whether AI can enhance sustainability efforts, or simply shift the burden elsewhere.

16:00 Playful & Engaging Sustainable Sets Heidi May- Production Sustainability Advisor at Netflix, Australia

Through creative challenges and incentives, productions have achieved measurable reductions in waste and energy use, proving that joy and engagement can drive meaningful environmental outcomes. Heidi May will emphasize the power of play and gamification, and its success in engaging cast, crew and creatives in adopting eco-friendly practices. By framing sustainability as both a practical necessity and a holistic approach to workplace well-being, crews become active participants in green initiatives.

16:30 A Better Prod: tailor-made support Marie Azancot, Partner and Director of Operations, A Better Prod, France

A Better Prod accompanies your production from measuring your carbon footprint, to its environmental and social approach on set and post-production, to obtaining the Ecoprod label. Marie Azancot will present a concrete case study of our support, using the tools we have developed.

17:00 Educating Sustainable Filmmakers for the Future Lydia Pilcher, Filmmaker, Educator, Cultural Strategist, US

The Green Film Schools Alliance (GFSA) works to integrate industry-level sustainable production practices into film school programs. This alliance is built around student ambassadors taking specific actions to reduce the impacts of physical production on the environment, a willingness to share best practices, and a pledge to further sustainable initiatives at all schools.

Lundi 19 mai

10:00 | Stand CST Village International Pantiero : CanneS Technique – Ma gestion.pro – Si la dématérialisation des dépenses n’était plus un fardeau mais un levier d’efficacité collective ? avec Marguerite Blank (fondatrice Ma gestion.pro) – Inscription

10:30 | Pavillon 101, Village international Riviera : Comment le CNC va aller plus loin dans l’accompagnement des productions les plus responsables

12:30 | Île Sainte-Marguerite : Atelier pédagogique Tournage et Biodiversité. Des excursions instructives pour mieux préparer vos tournages en milieux naturels. Organisé par Le Collectif Les Toiles Vertes en partenariat avec Ecoprod. Inscription

16:00 | Plage des Palmes : Golden Globes – Prix du documentaire, présenté par Artemis Rising Foundation

16:30 | Eco Hub – Riviera #D8 : Eco Talk – StepUP

19:00 | Plage des Palmes : Global Production Awards (sur invitation uniquement). Les Global Productions Awards récompensent la production mondiale responsable dans le domaine du cinéma et de la télévision

Mardi 20 mai

10:00 | Stand CST | Village International Pantiero Pavillon 206 : CanneS Technique : Plateau virtuel, enjeux réels : former à l’éco-production autrement. Avec Serge Ladron De Guevara, Carbon Manager chez STUDIOTF1 – Inscription

Mercredi 21 mai

15:00 | Plage des Palmes : Table ronde CUT! La liberté artistique face aux crises : quel rôle pour la création ? avec Climate Spring – On est Prêt – ChangeNOW – Imagine 2050 – ECCA / United Nations – Think-Film Impact Production. Inscription

Planet & People Test spécial Cannes

Cette année encore, les festivaliers pourront répondre au Planet&People Test du Collectif Les Toiles Vertes et de L’Observatoire des Imaginaires.

Ce test a pour objectif de recueillir le ressenti des spectateur.trice.s au regard des enjeux écologiques et sociétaux représentés dans les films des différentes compétitions.

Répondre au Planet&People Test

Bon festival à tou.te.s !