Carver Bacchus's guest appearances

Carver Bacchus

The Caribbean Rum Club

The Value

Film & Impact

Roger Moore

Chris Williams

Jessica Alexander

Peter Tosh

Keita Demming

Adrena Ifill

Georgina Terry

Michèle Stephenson

Rochelle Clarke

Aldwyn Wayne

Trena De Landro

Charielle Plowden

Darrius Marcellin

Kevin Valley

Selwyn Cambridge

OwlTail

Today I welcome Carver Bacchus, a fellow Caribbean filmmaker and festival organizer to Film &amp; Impact! Carver has over fifteen years’ experience in the areas of Communication and Film Production. He has worked as a communications consultant since 2008 and has directed and produced documentaries, animations and corporate videos for a wide range of clients including the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the United Nations Development Programme, The German Embassy (Port of Spain), The University of the West Indies and the Institute of Marine Affairs (Trinidad and Tobago). Carver is the Founder and Managing Director of Sustain T&amp;T, a not-for-profit focussed on environmental and economic sustainability education. He is also the Founder and Festival Director of Green Screen the Environmental Film Festival, the only environmental and sustainability themed film festival in the English-speaking Caribbean. Carver served on the Board of Directors of the Asa Wright Nature Centre (Trinidad) from 2012 to 2015.He is also a member of the NextGen Board, constituted by the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) Trinidad and Tobago office in 2018. A first of its kind for the IADB, this group of cross-sectoral change-makers was assembled to take action on the sustainable development agenda in Trinidad and Tobago. NextGen focuses on creating solutions through partnerships to address some of the most pressing challenges T&amp;T faces - Crime, Transportation, Mental Health and Environmental concerns.Carver holds a BSc in Communications and other specialist training including a Diploma in Motion Picture Directing and a Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communication for Behavioral Impact in Health and Social Development (COMBI).In today’s episode, we talk about creating and running a successful film festival in Trinidad, changing mindsets and shifting towards a future of sustainability in the Caribbean, “doing more” and bringing more of “us” to the big screen. Visit the Green Screen Film Festival:Website: https://www.greenscreenfest.com/Connect with Carver:Instagram @carver.bacchusWatch this episode here: https://bit.ly/2yy0lp7Subscribe to the newsletter for more content: https://bit.ly/3k4NyvZwww.filmandimpact.com

Today I welcome Carver Bacchus, a fellow Caribbean filmmaker and festival organizer to Film &amp; Impact! Carver has over fifteen years’ experience in the areas of Communication and Film Production. He has worked as a communications consultant since 2008 and has directed and produced documentaries, animations and corporate videos for a wide range of clients including the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the United Nations Development Programme, The German Embassy (Port of Spain), The University of the West Indies and the Institute of Marine Affairs (Trinidad and Tobago). Carver is the Founder and Managing Director of Sustain T&amp;T, a not-for-profit focussed on environmental and economic sustainability education. He is also the Founder and Festival Director of Green Screen the Environmental Film Festival, the only environmental and sustainability themed film festival in the English-speaking Caribbean. Carver served on the Board of Directors of the Asa Wright Nature Centre (Trinidad) from 2012 to 2015.He is also a member of the NextGen Board, constituted by the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) Trinidad and Tobago office in 2018. A first of its kind for the IADB, this group of cross-sectoral change-makers was assembled to take action on the sustainable development agenda in Trinidad and Tobago. NextGen focuses on creating solutions through partnerships to address some of the most pressing challenges T&amp;T faces - Crime, Transportation, Mental Health and Environmental concerns.Carver holds a BSc in Communications and other specialist training including a Diploma in Motion Picture Directing and a Certificate in Integrated Marketing Communication for Behavioral Impact in Health and Social Development (COMBI).In today’s episode, we talk about creating and running a successful film festival in Trinidad, changing mindsets and shifting towards a future of sustainability in the Caribbean, “doing more” and bringing more of “us” to the big screen. Visit the Green Screen Film Festival:Website: <a href="https://www.greenscreenfest.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.greenscreenfest.com/</a>Connect with Carver:<ul><li>Instagram @carver.bacchus</li></ul>Watch this episode here: <a href="https://bit.ly/2yy0lp7" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/2yy0lp7</a>Subscribe to the newsletter for more content: <a href="https://bit.ly/3k4NyvZ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/3k4NyvZ</a><a href="http://www.filmandimpact.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.filmandimpact.com</a>

#8 - Creating a successful film festival and promoting sustainability in the Caribbean with Carver Bacchus

Carver Bacchus is the Managing Director of Sustain T&amp;T, a social enterprise producing and exhibiting educational film content in the areas of environment and sustainability. He has over 15 years of professional experience in the areas of Management and Marketing, in both the public and private sectors.He leads Sustain T&amp;T in providing branding, communications and visibility services to agencies with a public education mandate, informing audiences about issues affecting them, like climate change.Green Screen - The Environmental Film Series, is Sustain T&amp;T’s marquee event, bringing environmentally themed films and discussions to communities in Trinidad and Tobago on an annual basis.

Carver Bacchus is the Managing Director of Sustain T&amp;T, a social enterprise producing and exhibiting educational film content in the areas of environment and sustainability. He has over 15 years of professional experience in the areas of Management and Marketing, in both the public and private sectors. He leads Sustain T&amp;T in providing branding, communications and visibility services to agencies with a public education mandate, informing audiences about issues affecting them, like climate change. Green Screen - The Environmental Film Series, is Sustain T&amp;T’s marquee event, bringing environmentally themed films and discussions to communities in Trinidad and Tobago on an annual basis.

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