Lets rewrite the script

Miscommunication runs wild within the film industry. This leads to mistrust, assumptions, and resentment. The Better Sets Project aims to close those gaps, start honest conversations, and gather insights from everyone across the board.

Edit the film

Protecting the Creative Force of Actors

Edit is a short film born out of the realities of the film industry. Too often, getting the shot and turning a profit have mattered more than the people making it- especially the actor.In every actor lives an immaculate soul and a creative force given to us by God, longing for dignity, respect, and safety. When nurtured, it gives rise to timeless performances; when violated, it leads to silent shame and withdrawal.The world cannot afford to lose these voices. Through performance, actors create resonance that shapes perspective, shifts behaviour, and even changes society. When that light is dimmed, our collective humanity suffers.

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Better sets handbook

Bridging Communication Across the Industry

A book of anonymous key questions, answers designed to shine a light on key conversations and important perspectives. Helping us all understand each other better and build healthier, more connected sets.Phase 1: Submit Your Questions
We’re inviting everyone across the industry to submit the questions they want to see discussed.
These can be anything you’ve wondered, debated, or experienced, from rates and communication to creative culture and working conditions.Phase 2: Share Your Perspectives
We’ll compile the standout questions and invite the community to share their answers anonymouslyPhase 3: Compile and Distribute
We’ll publish a compact handbook featuring the most discussed questions and perspectives and distribute to the industry.

Phase 1: Submit a question

ways to support

#1 Donate

Help fund the film Edit and fuel the Better Sets Movement.

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#2 Submit your questions

We’re inviting everyone across the industry to submit the questions they want to see discussed.
These can be anything you’ve wondered, debated, or experienced, from rates and communication to creative culture and working conditions.