We are thrilled to have Canadian filmmaker, Liz Marshall, and Dr. Eric Schulze from Memphis Meats join us for a live Q&A session!

This is an incredible opportunity to hear from and ask all the questions that you have about the film and their careers. From the growth of the field to the regulatory steps ahead, there is a lot to discuss!

This event will be hosted by Co-founders of CAC, Ahmed Khan from CellAgri and Yadira Tejeda Saldana, CAC's Executive Director.

Register now and we look forward to having a fruitful discussion with all of you!

Liz Marshall is an award-winning Canadian filmmaker. Since the 1990s she has written, produced, directed, and filmed diverse international and socially conscious documentaries. Her work has been released theatrically, been broadcast globally, made available digitally, and has screened for hundreds of grassroots communities around the globe. Marshall’s visionary feature-length films explore social justice and environmental themes through strong characters. The impact of Liz’s critically acclaimed documentary The Ghosts In Our Machine (2013) is reflected in an extensive global evaluation report funded by the Doc Society. Marshall’s current feature documentary Meat The Future (2020), chronicles the birth of the “clean” “cultured” “cell-based” meat industry in America through the eyes of pioneer Dr. Uma Valeti. Previous titles include Midian Farm (2018), Water On The Table (2010), the HIV/AIDS trilogy for the Stephen Lewis Foundation (2007), the War Child Canada/MuchMusic special Musicians in the Warzone (2001), and the 1995 music documentary archive of folk-icon Ani DiFranco.

Dr. Eric Schulze is a molecular biologist, former Federal biotechnology regulator, educator, and science policy strategist. He is the current Vice President of Product and Regulation at Memphis Meats, where he leads the scientific design and development of Memphis Meats products as well as Federal regulatory, policy, and government affairs. Prior, Eric served for six years as a Federal regulator within the US Food and Drug Administration.

About Cellular Agriculture Canada (CAC)
Cellular Agriculture Canada is a not-for-profit organization supporting and promoting the emerging field of cellular agriculture. Our goals include increasing public awareness and advocating for fair policies for the field. You can learn more about Cellular Agriculture Canada by visiting the website: www.cellag.ca