Angelica Siegel is a freelance communications strategist, providing clients with communications expertise that combines sustainability, social impact, solutions at scale, marketing and branding. 

Angelica currently oversees green communications for Cream Productions and plays an active role in moving the film & television industry towards sustainability targets. Outside of the film industry, recent clients have included The Donner Canadian Foundation, UNICEF, and TARIS Advisors. Formerly, she was communications manager at Bruce Mau Design, a multidisciplinary brand design studio in Toronto and Los Angeles. 

Angelica has an academic background in sociology, linguistics, food systems, and circular economy practices. She holds a BA, Sociology from Queen’s University and a Master of Science in Economics & Food Sustainability from Wageningen University in the Netherlands.

Grant is the owner of Ready Set Recycle, a web-based company where entertainment professionals, shops, shows and production houses can post all their soon-to-be discarded sets, props, costumes and materials, so they can be sold or given away and reused. Their website received over 1.4M page views in both 2020 & 21. Each year they divert over one thousand tons of materials from landfill.
 

Michelle Tracey is a scenographer based in Tkaronto for theater and opera. Her passion for scenography is rooted in its potential to spark imagination. She believes that collective art experience has the power to inspire people to see new ways of being. Michelle is a founding member of Triga Creative, a collective of designers committed to exploring eco-scenography and sustainable working models. Michelle is also a trained wardrobe technician and has constructed costumes for numerous professional productions.

Astra Burka is passionate about circular economy as a solution for making a greener film and television industry. Astra is an architect, production designer, filmmaker and Co Chair of DGC Ontario Sustainability Committee, a member of the National DGC Sustainability Committee (NCASC) and an Ontario Green Screen Ambassador. She is an advocate for supporting innovative individuals and companies who help us create solutions for our members in the industry.