An initiative by BC's motion picture unions to assist workers who face mental health and addiction challenges. Direct links here 👇👇 https://xitter.cf/t.co/25uy5mhDB4
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You can be fully present on set and still be struggling behind the scenes.
In Season 3's first episode, cinematographer David Bercovici shares his journey through addiction, recovery, and finding what worked for him.
This World Mental Health Day, let's move from listening to action. 💚 People with lived experience deserve more than a chance to share their stories. They deserve a voice in shaping the mental health support and services that affect their lives
#WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealth
You don’t have to figure out a crisis alone. 💛
Save this post. You never know when you or someone in your circle might need a place to turn.
We’ve also gathered resources for people who have been impacted by suicide, including a toolkit developed by the Mental Health Commission of Canada and its partners.
Save it. Share it. Keep it somewhere easy to find. Sometimes having the right number at the right moment matters.
🔗 Explore our Suicide Prevention resources through the link in our bio.
#SuicidePrevention #MentalHealthSupport #StartTheConversation #MentalHealthMatters #FilmIndustry #FilmCrew #CalltimeMentalHealth
🎬 This Sunday, we’ll be at What Will I Become? at the Vancouver Queer Film Festival.
Directed by Lexie Bean & Logan Rozos, the documentary explores the lives and legacies of two trans boys, while reflecting on identity, grief, mental health and healing in community.
We’ll have stickers, resources, and most importantly, we want to hear from you.
What does the industry need?
📍 International Village 🗓 Sept 20 | 1:15 PM
#VQFF #CalltimeMentalHealth #OutOnScreen
“You good to go?”
After a head impact on set, the answer isn't always as simple as it sounds.
Concussions can be invisible, symptoms can appear later, and recovery can affect much more than your physical health.
#ConcussionAwareness #FilmIndustry #MentalHealth
For film workers, it can also mean navigating work, income, identity and isolation.
Read our new article on concussions on set, support and recovery.
calltimementalhealth.com/pos…
In film, TV and the performing arts, drinking and substance use can sometimes feel like part of the culture.
But sobriety doesn't mean giving up your creativity.
Your art is still yours. Your voice is still yours. Your imagination is still yours.
#NationalSoberDay #FilmIndustry
Changing the Narrative on Suicide starts with a conversation💛
For World Suicide Prevention Day, we’re reminded that starting the conversation can mean asking, listening, and creating space for someone to speak without judgment. In our industry, that matters.
#SuicidePrevention
We want Calltime Mental Health to be accessible to everyone working in film, television and the performing arts.
👉 Head to our website and a pop-up will appear to sign up.
#CalltimeMentalHealth #FilmIndustry #MentalHealth #FilmAndTV
🎙️ Healthy workplaces don't happen by accident.
Explore our workplace-focused podcast episodes on psychological safety, mental health at work, inclusion, and supporting one another on set.
#FilmIndustry #MentalHealth #Podcast
