Cate Blanchett on bringing in more women, trans, and nonbinary filmmakers
She's doing her bit for inclusion, but she wonders why it's only women who are asked to do this.
May 20, 2024
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She's doing her bit for inclusion, but she wonders why it's only women who are asked to do this.
Cate Blanchett is launching a new program through USC to provide women filmmakers with money, mentorship, and exposure.
Each will receive $50,000 to help them make a short film that will serve as "proof of concept" for a larger project.
USC Annenberg's in-depth study found that 99 percent of the characters in 2017's top films were straight and cisgender.Â
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