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  • John Candy: I Like Me World Premiere (Canada)

    Group Effort Initiative would invite up 8 attendees, including 3 Group Effort staff, 2 Dark Slope partners, and 3 Group Effort participants to attend the evening reception and World Premiere.

  • Titmouse Animation Event (LA)

    Group Effort invited participants to an exclusive in-studio event at Titmouse, a leading independent animation studio. This session was designed for individuals interested in exploring career paths in animation and gaining a behind-the-scenes look at how a professional animation studio operates. The event included a presentation on careers in animation, insights from a member of the Titmouse creative and production team, and the opportunity to hear from studio leadership.

  • Q4 Talent Pipeline Info Session

    Group Effort shared recruitment needs for this quarter as well and the best ways your organization can partner with Group Effort as a talent pipeline partner.

  • EIF Apprenticeship Summit (LA)

    As part of our EIF Careers Program Industry Roundtable series — and in celebration of Group Effort Initiative’s Five-Year Anniversary — entertainment industry employers will come together to explore inclusive strategies for workforce development. Throughout the day, Human Resources, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Early Career Program professionals will examine how apprenticeships, mentorship, and skills training can strengthen recruitment pipelines, expand opportunities, and build lasting careers in entertainment. This joint effort between EIF and Group Effort Initiative highlights the shared commitment to building sustainable, inclusive solutions for workforce challenges in entertainment.

  • Ashley McFarlin Creative Bootcamp at AMC

    Group Effort Initiative partnered with AMC to bring Ashley McFarlin's Creative Bootcamp at AMC. This bootcamp was a 2 daylong workshop in NYC that provided targeted professional development training, company partner panels and guest speakers, and networking opportunities for our participants.

  • NYC Mixer

    Group Effort Initiative hosted a community mixer for all participants in the New York and New Jersey area. They joined us for some light bites and drinks and they got to know fellow participants alongside some industry guests.

  • LA Networking Mixer

    Group Effort Initiative hosted a community building and wellness event for all participants, company partners, mentors, and everyone in our community in the Los Angeles area! We had a charcuterie board, mindful mocktails, lawn games, and make-your-own-floral bouquets.

  • Annual Corporate Bootcamp

    Now in its ninth year, Group Effort hosted our Corporate Bootcamp. This was a daylong event that offered focused professional development training, company partner panels, guest speakers, and valuable networking opportunities for participants. This year’s program featured sessions such as: Careers That Power Production, From Profile to Opportunity: Mastering LinkedIn, Behind the Headlines: Careers in Entertainment PR, and a guest Keynote Speaker.

  • EcoSet Tour

    Group Effort hosted a tour with ECOSET in Los Angeles. Participants learned how sustainable production practices reduce waste through set reuse, material recovery, circular design, and environmentally responsible solutions for film, television, and commercial productions.

  • Pitch It to Me Mixer

    Group Effort hosted a Pitch It to Me Mixer—an evening designed to help mid‑level professionals build meaningful connections, strengthen community, and practice storytelling collaboratively. Participants joined us for a mix of structured networking and open conversation with peers working across television, film, live events, post‑production, and more!

  • DreamWorks Animation Event

    Group Effort co-hosted a virtual event with DreamWorks. This event was a virtual workshop on how to create a storyboard. Attendees had the opportunity to engage with Story Artist, Daniel Tal while he discussed his journey to becoming a story artist and taught the basics of the craft to help attendees create their own original storyboard.