Film Festivals See ‘Historic Highs” in Female Filmmaker Representation, but the Gender Divide Remains Steep
- In IndieWire
- By Kate Erbland
- June 18, 2019
Author: Martha Lauzen
SDSU Study Says Women in Hollywood Finally Have Reason to Celebrate
SDSU Study Says Women in Hollywood Finally Have Reason to Celebrate
- By Karla Peterson
- In Pacific San Diego
- June 24, 2019
Female Film Critics Still Outnumbered by Male Reviewers Almost 2 to 1 in 2019, Study Says
Female Film Critics Still Outnumbered by Male Reviewers Almost 2 to 1 in 2019, Study Says
- In The Wrap
- By Brian Welk
- May 30, 2019
Media Outlets Employ Twice as Many Male Critics as Female Critics, Study Finds
Media Outlets Employ Twice as Many Male Critics as Female Critics, Study Finds
- In The Hollywood Reporter
- By Katie Kilkenny
- May 30, 2019
Movies Featured More Female Protagonists in 2018, but It’s Not All Good News
Movies Featured More Female Protagonists in 2018, but It’s Not All Good News
- In Variety
- By Brent Lang
- February 19, 2019
New SDSU Study Finds Women Are Not Winning at the Movies
New SDSU Study Finds Women Are Not Winning at the Movies
- In The San Diego Union-Tribune
- By Karla Peterson
- February 20, 2019
Academy’s Failure to Nominate Women Reinforces the Status Quo
Academy’s Failure to Nominate Women Reinforces the Status Quo
- In Variety, January 25, 2019
Why the ‘Radical Underrepresentation’ of Women in Hollywood Isn’t Changing
Why the ‘Radical Underrepresentation’ of Women in Hollywood Isn’t Changing
- In Jezebel
- By Maria Sherman
- January 7, 2019
#MeToo, But So What? Percentage of Women Directing Top Films Dropped in 2018
#MeToo, But So What? Percentage of Women Directing Top Films Dropped in 2018
- In Salon
- By Rachel Leah
- January 3, 2019
A Ridiculously Low Number of Women Directed Films in 2018
A Ridiculously Low Number of Women Directed Films in 2018
- In AV Club
- By Oliver Whitney
- January 3, 2019