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A dedicated event for creatives across film, television and theatre — opening up the conversation around wellbeing, industry pressures and creating healthier, more supportive working environments.The creative industries can be incredibly rewarding, but they can also come with unique pressures — long hours, uncertainty, rejection, demanding schedules and the expectation to simply keep going.
So, who is looking after the people who make the work?
Join us for an afternoon of honest conversation, practical insights and connection as we explore what wellbeing really means for cast and crew and how we can create healthier, more supportive environments across our industry.
KEYNOTE — STUART MACKEY
Stuart Mackey brings his experience as an actor, trainer and mental health advocate to the conversation, sharing insights around the craft, mental health and developing your own “tool belt” to navigate the demands of a creative career.
OUR PANEL
Dorothy Grace Laity— representing Irish Equity, bringing an important perspective on performers, working conditions and the realities facing creatives in the industry.
Aisling Goodwin — actor and trained Mental Health Advocate, sharing her experience and knowledge around mental health and supporting creatives.
SPECIAL GUEST — DAN HUBBARD
We’re delighted to welcome Dan Hubbard, Casting Director, with over 20 years of experience in casting.
Dan’s impressive credits include The Bourne Ultimatum, Captain Phillips, King Kong, Black ’47, The Damned United, Churchill, Downton Abbey and The Gentlemen.
Dan will bring his experience of working with actors and the casting process into our wider conversation around wellbeing and the pressures faced by performers.
WHAT TO EXPECT
° Honest conversations
°Industry insights
°Practical wellbeing tools
° Different perspectives from across the industry
°A chance to connect with fellow creatives
° Space to talk about the pressures we often don't talk about
This isn't about having all the answers.
It's about starting the conversation.
Because looking after our cast and crew shouldn't be an afterthought, it should be part of how we work.
Limited tickets available.
Come along. Have the conversation. Take something away that can make a difference.
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Event venue
Teachers Club, 36 Parnell sq , West,Dublin, Ireland
Tickets
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