Documentaries Continue to Provide Far More Opportunity for Female Filmmakers Than Narrative Films
The latest edition of The Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film’s “Indie Women” study finds both opportunity and stagnation.
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Female Filmmakers Make Big Strides in Festival World, Nearly Doubling in Last Decade
This year’s edition of the “Indie Women” study sees historic highs when it comes to filmmakers working in the festival and doc spaces.
Male Film Critics Still Outnumber Female, All Critics of Color Remain ‘Dramatically Underrepresented’
This year’s edition of the “Thumbs Down: Film Critics and Gender, and Why It Matters” study finds little movement in key areas of representation.
Film Festivals See ‘Historic Highs’ in Female Filmmaker Representation, But the Gender Divide Remains Steep
A new study finds that indie films are seeing an uptick in female filmmakers in all areas, but there’s still more work to be done.
Male Film Critics Still Outnumber Female Nearly 2 to 1 and ‘Continue to Dominate’ Conversation
In its latest “Thumbs Down” report, the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film finds small changes towards parity.
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