Women in Film
While more women were hired for below-the-line work in 2023, the annual ReFrame report from the Sundance Institute and WIF found a 20 percent drop in lead roles for actresses.
This year's WIF Honors celebrates the organization's 50th anniversary of fighting for gender equity in Hollywood.
59 percent of responders believe there has been positive change in Hollywood, compared to the 2022 results from Women in Film.
The 2022 WIF Honors saw speakers like Viola Davis and Olivia Wilde talk about how Hollywood has both changed and stayed the same post-#MeToo.
New updates to the app include tap-to-call access to the help line, as well as to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
A Chinese dumpling fable was created by Pixar's first female shorts director, and contains the studio's first WTF moment.
Alongside Emma Stone and Billie Jean King at Women In Film's annual pre-Oscar cocktail party, the trio reflected on a momentous year, and what's to come.
Both the LAPD and Women in Film, Los Angeles have announced plans for new programs aimed at catching abusers and aiding survivors.
The three-point plan includes mandates for gender-inclusive boards and hiring practices, and it expects more accusations to come.
How can women in the film take back their own community, one still reeling from allegations that have emerged after decades of abuse? We've got some ideas.Â
Plus, a brand new fellowship aimed at YA-loving creators and filmmakers.
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