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Documentary, Features, News

Meryl Goldsmith On Fighting a Medical Standard in ‘The Syndrome’

Meryl Goldsmith is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker who got her bachelor’s degree in Film and Video from the University of Michigan. Goldsmith teamed up with an investigative journalist on her...

News, Videos

Casting Call Creators on Their Viral Video That Exposes Sexist Industry Practices

There’s no denying that women have faced sexism in the entertainment industry since its inception, but actresses in particular have it especially tough as a result of ridiculous standards of...

Features

Sundance 2016 Women Directors: Meet Elizabeth Wood – ‘White Girl’

Elizabeth Wood, an Oklahoma City native, moved New York City to study writing at The New School. After a few years of making experimental and documentary films, Wood received a screenwriting...

Documentary, Features, Festivals, News

Kim Longinotto on Her Long Career and the Role of (Lack of) Confidence in Her Filmmaking

For over thirty years, Kim Longinotto has made acclaimed documentaries that have won awards from BAFTA, the Sundance Film Festival and the San Francisco International Film Festival, among others....

Documentary, Features, News

TIFF 2015 Women Directors: Meet Jennifer Peedom — ‘Sherpa’

Jennifer Peedom is an Australian documentary filmmaker based in Sydney. Her television credits include high-altitude direction and cinematography on the Discovery Channel’s “Everest: Beyond the...

Documentary, Features, News, Women Directors

TIFF 2015 Women Directors: Meet Gillian Armstrong — ‘Women He’s Undressed’

Gilliam Armstrong was born in Melbourne and studied filmmaking at Swinburne Art School and the Australian Film, Television and Radio School. Her films include “My Brilliant Career,”...

Features, News, Women Directors

TIFF 2015 Women Directors: Meet Sue Brooks — ‘Looking For Grace’

Sue Brooks is an Australian independent filmmaker. She directed and co-produced “Japanese Story,” which won the International Federation of Film Critics FIPRESCI award, as well as 29...

Features, News, Women Directors

TIFF 2015 Women Directors: Meet Hermon Hailay — ‘Price of Love’

Hermon Hailay is an independent filmmaker. She was born in Mekele, Ethiopia, and is now based in Addis Ababa. Her credits include the features “Balaguru,” “Yaltasebew” and “Price of...

Documentary, Features, News

TIFF 2015 Women Directors: Meet Mina Shum — ‘Ninth Floor’

Born in Hong Kong and raised in Canada, Mina Shum is an independent filmmaker and artist. “Ninth Floor” is her first feature documentary. Her first feature, “Double Happiness” (1994),...

Features, News, Women Directors

Venice Film Fest 2015 Women Directors: Meet Esther May Campbell — ‘Light Years’

Self-taught photographer and filmmaker Esther May Campbell has directed low-fi music vids, sex-education films, corporates for and about randy sailors, as well as Channel 4 dramas and the BBC’s...

Documentary, Interviews, News

SXSW Women Directors: Meet Betzabé García — ‘Kings of Nowhere (Los Reyes Del Pueblo Que No Existe)’

Betzabé García’s first feature documentary film, “Kings of Nowhere,” was thewinner of the Program of Promotion of Projects, the Cultural Joint Ventures ofthe National Fund for Culture and...

Festivals, Interviews, News

SXSW Women Directors: Meet Hannah Fidell — ‘6 Years’

Hannah Fidellwrote and directed the feature film “A Teacher,” which premiered at Sundance 2013and went on to play such festivals as SXSW, where she won the Chicken & EggAward. In 2012, her...

Interviews, News, Women Directors

Berlinale Women Directors: Meet Sonja Heiss — ‘Hedi Schneider Is Stuck’

Sonja Heiss studied at the HFF Film School of Munich before acquiring experience in advertising. Her first feature, Hotel Very Welcome, won the “Dialogue en perspective” prize at the Berlinale....

Interviews, News

Slamdance Women Directors: Meet Jiyoung Lee — ‘Female Pervert’

Jiyoung Lee is a writer, director, musician, and actress. In 2007 she received an MA in Television, Radio, and Film from Syracuse University. In 2011 she played a fictionalized version of herself in...

Interviews, News

Sundance Women Directors: Meet Kim Farrant — ‘Strangerland’

Kim Farrant’s Naked on the Inside sold to major networks worldwide and her award winning short films The Secret Side of Me, Alias, Sammy Blue, Beloved and Bombshell have screened at Cannes, New...

Documentary, Interviews, News, Women Directors

DOC NYC Women Directors: Meet Olga Lvoff — ‘When People Die They Sing Songs’

Olga Lvoff received an MFA in Social Documentary from the School of Visual Arts in 2013. She has worked as an independent film director since 2009. Her recent short documentary film, Two Travelers,...

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