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A free, public event at the Television Academy's No. Hollywood campus will detail ways media storytellers can raise public consciousness on the issue of climate change through storylines.
4-17-2023 9:51pm
The Power of TV: Representing Climate Change On Screen 4/18 9-10am
Lorraine Mabbett
Editor
The Television Academy Foundation today announced it will host "The Power of TV: Representing Climate Change On Screen," presented by the Los Angeles Times, with additional support provided by The Walt Disney Company, on Tuesday, April 18, from 9-10 a.m. PDT.
The free, open-to-the-public event will be held at the Television Academy's North Hollywood campus. To register, visit TelevisionAcademy.com/power-of-tv/tickets.
Panelists for the event include
- Award-winning screenwriter, director, producer, playwright and creator of the Apple TV+ series Extrapolations (starring Meryl Streep, Edward Norton and Marion Cotillard), Scott Z. Burns;
- Founder and CEO of Good Energy, Anna Jane Joyner;
- Creative director of the NRDC's Rewrite the Future initiative, Meredith Milton;
- Co-creator of mixed-ish, Peter Saji, who was the recipient of the 2020 Environmental Media Association Award.
The discussion will be moderated by Los Angeles Times environment reporter Rosanna Xia.
A full recording of the panel discussion will also be made available for on-demand viewing at TelevisionAcademy.com at a later date.
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