Calltime Mental Health Podcast Episode 5 focuses on ways people in the film and entertainment industry can support mental health on set, and discusses training that is available for those who want to build their knowledge and confidence. Accessing these
Navigating Uncertainty
Living in uncertain times can be incredibly challenging, especially for those of us in the motion picture sector currently facing work disruptions due strikes in the United States. As productions are delayed or put on hold here in Canada, we
Calltime Mental Health Podcast
Calltime Mental Health is launching Calltime Mental Health Podcast, a platform dedicated to providing support, information, and reducing stigma related to mental health and substance concerns within the film and entertainment industry. For over five years, they have been expanding
Coping with Job Uncertainty and Seasonal Work in the Entertainment Industry
Working in Canada’s film and entertainment industry can be a wild ride. There are high-paying projects, fun and creative work, and the satisfaction of producing something that you can be proud of. However, it’s not all rainbows and sunshine. The
Rise and Shine: How Sunlight Combats Fatigue
It is well documented that long and irregular working hours in the film industry can lead to sleep deprivation and fatigue, which in turn can impair decision-making, reaction time, creativity, and overall well-being. While some of the popular tips and
A Safer Set: Addressing Bullying in Entertainment
It is important to address the issue of workplace bullying, as it directly impacts the mental health and wellbeing of workers, especially in motion pictures and performing arts where work can often be intense and high-pressure. On set, it is
Help Others! Become a Calltime Champion
Calltime Mental Health is seeking individuals who are passionate about mental health and addiction advocacy to join them as Calltime Champions to help promote mental wellness and addiction resources within the film industry. Click here for more information.
Let’s Create Positive Change: Mental Health and Suicide
Working in the Motion Picture Industry can feel like a dream come true. But just because you’re doing what you love doesn’t mean you can’t experience mental health difficulties. Click here to read more on Calltime Mental Health’s blog.
Back to Work: 5 Tips for a Smooth Transition
After the festive and often hectic holiday season, returning to work can be a difficult transition. You may be feeling burnt out from the hustle and bustle of holiday celebrations and family visits or, alternately, you may be struggling to
Time Change, Sleep and Fatigue
It’s no news that sleep, or the lack of sleep, is a high risk factor for workers in film and entertainment. With long shifts, variable work hours, overtime, and shortened turn-around times, finding a good sleep routine can feel like