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Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago · Est. 2012 · Established legitimate festival with meaningful track record
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Green Screen is the premiere environmental film festival in the english speaking Caribbean. The event celebrates internationally acclaimed films with an environmental or sustainability focus, but also embraces regional and locally produced documentaries, narrative, animation and experimental films. Sustain T&T, the producers of Green Screen, have also been developing documentary content locally and use the event as a platform to engage and educate the general public about environmental issues in an entertaining way. GREEN SCREEN Environmental Film Festival was created by Sustain T&T, an environmental and sustainability education non-profit, to bring environmental messages to the public through the medium of film. The festival leverages virtual and in-person audiences with events driven by digital technology as well as traditional screenings and talks. We also have television programming broadcast on days of environmental significance to reach an even wider audience. Filmmakers can expect that their films may be screened via our social media pages, website, television or other media channels as we continue to adapt to the shifting festival environment. We will always clear the channels with filmmakers to ensure they are comfortable with the platforms chosen for their film. The 2026 theme will be announced in mid 2026. Stay abreast of festival developments via our social media pages on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @greenscreentt
Last updated Sep 12, 2026
Founded
2012
Avg. rating
3.8/ 5
Reviews
12
Synced 4 days ago
Thank you Green Screen Environmental Film Festival for screening our film D*** de Dam! Carver did a great job of keeping me in the loop and ensuring I knew the plans for my film.
Great Very proud to be chosen
Great festival but given it was online I couldnt give networking 5 stars but otherwise the team was great :)
It was a great honor to be selected for the Green Screen Environmental Film Festival. Trinidad & Tobago!
Winning Best Trinidad and Tobago Film at the Green Screen Film Festival has been an incredible honor. The festival’s dedication to showcasing impactful stories and promoting environmental awareness is truly inspiring. From the seamless submission process to the warm, professional engagement with the team, the experience was exceptional. It was deeply gratifying to see my work celebrated alongside such powerful films, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to share my story with an engaged and thoughtful audience. I highly recommend this festival to filmmakers seeking to spark meaningful conversations through their art.
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