The IMFP is an integral part of the World Congress and highlights that successful prevention work can be advanced through outstanding creative multimedia initiatives. It provides a fascinating glimpse into the various ways different cultures approach occupational safety and health.
The IMFP profiles films and multimedia productions about safety and health at work from all over the world. It provides a unique opportunity for participants to present their products and ideas to a major group of influential safety and health professionals.
All films and multimedia productions, for example films, websites, apps, web-based training, social media and software, are accepted. Submissions can be made by national and international organizations, or institutions as well as by agencies, filmmakers or individuals. We accept all media on safety and health at work produced since January 2016. The deadline for submissions is February 29, 2020.
An international jury will select the winners and all nominated and winning productions will be presented to World Congress delegates in the Festival Cinema during the Congress. Prizes will be awarded in the presence of a large audience during the Special Media Session on October 5, 2020.
Don’t miss the chance to be part of the International Media Festival for Prevention 2020 in Toronto! More details on the submission process are available at www.mediainprevention.org.
Want more Information?
Take a look at our interview with Martina Hesse-Spötter, Chair of the ISSA Special Commission on Prevention and President of the ISSA Electricity Section, and Cristina Portero, Project Coordinator of the International Media Festival for Prevention. You can also click here to see previous winners from 2014 and 2017.
Don’t forget to follow the Media Festival on Twitter and Instagram @IMFP2020 and stay connected using #IMFP2020.
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