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Calltime Mental Health Podcast

A Mental Health Podcast for the BC Motion Picture Industry

The Calltime Mental Health Podcast is hosted by Gregg Taylor, clinical councillor and consultant to Calltime Mental Health. This Podcast is designed for the film and entertainment industry to give support, information about mental health, and to reduce stigma related to mental health and substance concerns.

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LATEST EPISODE

Stories of Hope: Cinematographer David Bercovici on Recovery
Season 3, Episode 1

In the first episode of the Calltime Mental Health Podcast (Season 3: Stories of Hope), host Gregg Taylor sits down with cinematographer and filmmaker David Bercovici-Artieda. David has worked in Vancouver’s film and television industry since 1992, starting as a camera apprentice and working his way up to cinematographer and director. A decade ago, David joined fellow BC motion picture members to help create the original Calltime Public Service Announcement (PSA). 

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Today, he returns to share his candid personal journey through addiction, his unique path to recovery, and how he maintains well-being in a fast-paced industry.

Season Two

Season 2 of the Calltime Mental Health Podcast is your beacon of support, guiding you through the maze of seeking help and offering support to those in need. Finding help for your mental health shouldn't feel like wandering in the dark. Whether it's therapy, medical support, or self-care practices, we'll explore the various avenues to getting the help you deserve.

Season One

Throughout the first season, Gregg is joined by guests with an intimate knowledge of the film and entertainment sector, and experts with mental health expertise. From financial empowerment and accessing resources during times of crisis, to Indigenous Mental Health and Psychological Health and Safety, each episode offers valuable perspectives and practical advice.

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Calltime Mental Health is a public resource and mental health campaign for all workers in the motion picture industry. This is an initiative by British Columbia's motion picture industry unions to assist workers and employers grappling with mental health and addiction issues both in and out of the workplace. 

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