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And Renew Your Passion For Filmmaking Sydney has been hit by a bought of Covid-19 cases and this new lockdown has frankly crushed a lot of my motivation. But I would be lying if I said that the lockdown was the only reason my passion for something that has always been a joy of mine …
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If you've been following my blog for a while you will know that I feature work by female filmmakers. By showcasing work from women around the world I have tried to increase the visibility of female directors and therefore increase the chances of bridging the gender equality gap. This week I thought I'd try something …
This came up in conversation the other day when I was doing some training about respect and creating a positive culture in the workplace. However I think it's relevant to the everyday and specifically to the issue of gender disparity. The topic I'm speaking about is unconscious bias. So what is it exactly? Our brains …
There's a lot of information going around the internet surrounding many social issues, like the gender gap within films industry, which I try and educate people on through this blog. But sometimes its hard to know how to connect with other like minded people to talk and collaborate around these issues. So this week I …
How To Balance A Career In Film And Starting A Family Being a mum is difficult to juggle with life at the best of times. It's a constant conflicting perspective of being totally in love with your new bundle of joy and being incredibly frustrated by the never-ending struggle of figuring out what it wants! Although, …
Real Stupid Things Said To Real Women Whilst our campaign focuses on women directors, there is no shortage of sexist attitudes and rude comments made towards females working across the multitude of roles on a film set. So here are 10 of the stupidest things ever said to these hardworking women. All these anonymous confession …
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