Gail is a Camera Operator / DOP with HSE Underwater Qualifications…

Thank you BFI and all that took part!

Grace was crewed as a Grip for the masterclasses and Lulu took part in a panel discussion..

Moderated by Deborah Williams – Executive Director, Creative Diversity Network

Panel discussion at Camerimage 2016 written up by Madelyn Most…

Broadcasted on Channel 5…

DOP, Colourist, Sound Recordist, Camera and Stedi Cam Operator…

See the trailer here…

with DOP Nicola Daley from illumantrix…

Reel Angels Networking Evenings supported from the BFI Diversity Fund (which awards funds from The National Lottery).

RA Network is launched with the support from the BFI Diversity Fund (which awards funds from The National Lottery)…

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Is the nonfiction world really less sexist than Hollywood?

In Cannes, the actor and director of Money Monster addressed the lack of female directors in mainstream Hollywood, saying ‘studio executives are scared’

The largest video collection of women’s stories.

”Sweden has acted successfully to remedy this by ensuring that public money in the industry is divided fairly. Canada and Australia are following suit. It’s time for the UK to act. What are we waiting for?”

Highlights from feature films include It’s a Boy Girl Thing, Fifty Dead Men Walking and Byzantium.

Backing women shunned by the big studios just makes good business sense, says the director of BBC1’s The Night Manager..

YouTube, touting itself as a platform that empowers women across the globe, has launched a new initiative to fund and promote content from female creators.

While the film industry still struggles with gender inequality today, the history of early and silent cinema is filled with female producers, directors and writers..