Tue 03 Mar
|Treo House
Good Eyedeas
What if we could imagine a better future... and show it?
Date & Time
03 Mar 2026, 18:00 – 21:00
Treo House, Treo House, 1 Pickle Mews, London SW9 0FJ, UK
About
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The stories we tell in film, TV and popular culture have always played a part in not only predicting, but shaping what's next.
Are our current crop of stories falling short at a time when we need them the most? And how might we use our creativity to picture a future that's achievable and desirable – neither a dystopia or utopia, but a thrutopia?
We’ll hear from Lucy Stone, founder of Climate Spring on the importance of storytelling if we are to bring about a future that we want.
We'll then delve deeper into the topic in groups, before putting our heads together for a fun creative challenge. Those who want to continue the conversation can enjoy the space – and the bar – until 9.30pm.
Who is this event for?
Anyone who would describe themselves as creative, curious and conscientious. You don't have to be from the Creative, Film or TV industries, as the topics we explore are designed to make you think about how we can all use our creativity to make a difference. Our creative challenges are crafted to put everyone on an even playing field.
What is Good Eye?
Good Eye is an idea. An idea that shamelessly idealistic creativity is key to building a kinder, fairer and greener future for us all. We are slowly and intentionally building something that brings together all who believe in the power of creativity and want to use their powers for good.
About Climate Spring
Climate Spring is a global organisation transforming how the climate crisis is represented in film, television, and popular culture. They champion powerful storytelling that shifts narratives, sparks imagination, and inspires action. They support the screen industries with development funding for scripted and unscripted projects; editorial consulting on climate narratives in film and TV projects; training and world-building workshops; writers' development opportunities; and bespoke advice to help projects move from idea to distribution.
To date, Climate Spring has funded, co-financed, and consulted on more than 100 film and TV projects, spanning genres from crime and thriller to romantic comedy.
Climate Spring is also home to the Climate Fiction Prize - the first literary award of its kind to celebrate novels tackling the climate crisis - and is a campaign partner of Green Rider, an actor-led movement dedicated to making the screen industries greener, cleaner, and fairer.
About Lucy Stone, Founder & Executive Director, Climate Spring
Lucy is a leading narrative change expert and climate innovator having set up many successful organisations and initiatives. Lucy has been a leader in philanthropy, in social enterprise, advising UN organisations and governments.