On Wednesday each week - I write about a specific woman or female related organization that is doing good in the world but today I want to share another option.
Being a women in most industries has not always been the easiest road traveled and being a female filmmaker in an industry that has been primarily male dominated can certainly appear to be one of the more difficult paths. However, that has never stopped me - in fact, it has made me work harder.
Today with a bit of research, you can find all sorts of resources available specifically for women. This Women on Wednesday blog post I want to highlight two organizations in my field: WOMEN IN FILM and THE SUNDANCE INSTITUTE.
There are dozens of resources and mentoring programs out there in any field but finding the ones relevant to you can be a hit-or-miss process. Do the research, find what works for you and by all means, please let me know if you come across someone or an organization that is special - I would love to feature them on my Women on Wednesday blog post.
The Sundance Institute has compiled a great many grants, workshops, blogs, archives, film festivals, resource lists and mentoring programs specifically for female filmmakers as part of its Female Filmmakers Initiative Resource Map.
This Female Filmmakers Initiative Resource Map is a database of centralized information and storehouse of the opportunities and programs available to US-based women filmmakers.
Being a women in most industries has not always been the easiest road traveled and being a female filmmaker in an industry that has been primarily male dominated can certainly appear to be one of the more difficult paths. However, that has never stopped me - in fact, it has made me work harder.Today with a bit of research, you can find all sorts of resources available specifically for women. This Women on Wednesday blog post I want to highlight two organizations in my field: WOMEN IN FILM and THE SUNDANCE INSTITUTE.
There are dozens of resources and mentoring programs out there in any field but finding the ones relevant to you can be a hit-or-miss process. Do the research, find what works for you and by all means, please let me know if you come across someone or an organization that is special - I would love to feature them on my Women on Wednesday blog post.The Sundance Institute has compiled a great many grants, workshops, blogs, archives, film festivals, resource lists and mentoring programs specifically for female filmmakers as part of its Female Filmmakers Initiative Resource Map.This Female Filmmakers Initiative Resource Map is a database of centralized information and storehouse of the opportunities and programs available to US-based women filmmakers.
Click below to Check out more information on the Female Filmmakers Initiative here or Visit Sundance's Female Filmmakers Initiative Resource Map to find the resources needed to take your project to the next level.
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