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Infographic: Women Directors in the Studio System

Women and Hollywood is on vacation this week. While our lights are out, we’ll be reposting our most popular posts of the summer.

The director’s chair is one of the most influential thrones in Hollywood — and where women are least welcome, particularly at the studios. We’ve made some progress since the days when DGA meetings began with the words “Fellow Directors and Mrs. Lupino” (thank heaven for Ida), but it’s clear that institutional gender discrimination still governs daily business at the Big Six. Here’s an infographic that shows how much further we still have to go, with numbers for each studio.

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