80% of the environmental impacts of film and theatre sets are decided at the very beginning of the process. Ecosceno advises, guides and equips cultural producers from the beginning to the end of the creative process.
For a sustainable cultural
environment in Montreal
Ecosceno facilitates the production of eco-friendly set pieces through
ecoscenography support and the reuse of building materials to establish
a circular economy in the cultural sector.
Impact
Organization
Ecoscenography Support
Material Reuse Optimization
Ecosceno acts as a catalyst for change by facilitating the sharing of resources, developing collaborative tools and acting as a link between supply and demand for materials.
Organization
Ecoscenography Support
80% of the environmental impacts of film and theatre sets are decided at the very beginning of the process. Ecosceno advises, guides and equips cultural producers from the beginning to the end of the creative process.
Material Reuse Optimization
Ecosceno acts as a catalyst for change by facilitating the sharing of resources, developing collaborative tools and acting as a link between supply and demand for materials.
Impact
Impact
Environmental
37237
of materials diverted from landfills
Social
107
collaborations
Economic
103879
of savings realized
Environmental
37237
of materials diverted from landfills
Social
107
collaborations
Economic
103879
of savings realized
Who are we?
Ecosceno was established in Autumn 2018 from the desire of Anne-Catherine Lebeau, Jasmine Catudal, Genevieve Levasseur and Isabelle Brodeur to amplify their environmental values in the professional sphere.
© Yanick Macdonald
Anne-Catherine Lebeau has collaborated on dozens of innovative projects with Cirque du Soleil, Cirque Éloize, Wajdi Mouawad, Robert Lepage and many others. She is currently completing a Master’s degree in Cultural Business Management at HEC Montréal.
Jasmine Catudal is a scenographer, and founder of the OFFTA Live Art Festival and LA SERRE – arts vivants, an incubator for emerging artists in Montreal. As the curator of the Quebec exhibition at the Prague Quadrennial, she guides the discourse of the exhibition around the waste generated by the scenography. She is the Artistic Director of Théâtre de la Ville in Longueuil.
Geneviève Levasseur runs Ingrid Ingrid, a digital design studio. As a producer, creative director and consultant, she has worked for more than 15 years at Radio-Canada as an agent of change, notably driving the online repositioning of the public broadcaster.
Isabelle Brodeur is a producer and creative director who works to develop the Phi Center‘s innovative exhibition offering. Before this, she gained solid experience as a project manager at Cirque du Soleil, the Montréal Complètement Cirque festival and in the theater world.
The development of Ecosceno is also supported by the hard work of HEC trainees Anaïs Scussel in social innovation, Mathilde Messersi in sustainable development, and Imane Chafry in accounting, as well as Louise Thiriat, Polytechnique Montréal trainee in life cycle analysis. Technical Director, Judith Dufour-Savard, completes the team.
Who are we?
Ecosceno was established in Autumn 2018 from the desire of Anne-Catherine Lebeau, Jasmine Catudal, Genevieve Levasseur and Isabelle Brodeur to amplify their environmental values in the professional sphere.
© Yanick Macdonald
Anne-Catherine Lebeau has collaborated on dozens of innovative projects with Cirque du Soleil, Cirque Éloize, Wajdi Mouawad, Robert Lepage and many others. She is currently completing a Master’s degree in Cultural Business Management at HEC Montréal.
Jasmine Catudal is a scenographer, and founder of the OFFTA Live Art Festival and LA SERRE – arts vivants, an incubator for emerging artists in Montreal. As the curator of the Quebec exhibition at the Prague Quadrennial, she guides the discourse of the exhibition around the waste generated by the scenography. She is the Artistic Director of Théâtre de la Ville in Longueuil.
Geneviève Levasseur runs Ingrid Ingrid, a digital design studio. As a producer, creative director and consultant, she has worked for more than 15 years at Radio-Canada as an agent of change, notably driving the online repositioning of the public broadcaster.
Isabelle Brodeur is a producer and creative director who works to develop the Phi Center‘s innovative exhibition offering. Before this, she gained solid experience as a project manager at Cirque du Soleil, the Montréal Complètement Cirque festival and in the theater world.
The development of Ecosceno is also supported by the hard work of HEC trainees Anaïs Scussel in social innovation, Mathilde Messersi in sustainable development, and Imane Chafry in accounting, as well as Louise Thiriat, Polytechnique Montréal trainee in life cycle analysis. Technical Director, Judith Dufour-Savard, completes the team.
Partners
Partners
Media
Empêcher les décors
de prendre le bord
L’envers du décor
Duceppe et l’écoconception
Media
Empêcher les décors
de prendre le bord
L’envers du décor
Duceppe et l’écoconception
Contact Us
Do you want to be kept informed of developments at Ecosceno?
Do you have set pieces or building materials you don’t need anymore?
Are you looking for materials?
Do you want to know which materials are the most environmentally friendly?
Do you want to be part of the team and actively create change?
Write to us!
Contact Us
Do you want to be kept informed of developments at Ecosceno?
Do you have set pieces or building materials you don’t need anymore?
Are you looking for materials?
Do you want to know which materials are the most environmentally friendly?
Do you want to be part of the team and actively create change?