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During a session at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, the creative duo behind the film 'Sorry, Baby,' Eva Victor and Adele Romanski, emphasized the urgent need for increased mental health support on film sets. Speaking candidly, they highlighted the unpredictable nature of the film industry and its potential impact on the mental well-being of cast and crew members.
Victor and Romanski shared their experiences and underscored that mental health challenges can arise unexpectedly, making it crucial to have dedicated mental health coordinators available on set. They noted that the pressures of production can lead to heightened stress and emotional strain, and having professionals on hand can provide necessary support and resources.
The discussion was hosted by comedian Rose Matafeo, who facilitated a vibrant conversation about the importance of fostering a supportive environment in the creative industry. As the conversation around mental health continues to grow, Victor and Romanski's call for more resources reflects a broader movement towards prioritizing well-being in filmmaking.
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