Agnes Batllori is a production manager in the film industry, relocating from Barcelona, Cataluna to London for work and then again to Delft the Netherlands for love, where she became a mom and now looks for the next challenge. Here, we had the chance to talk with Agnes about career
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“Apply to work with travel agencies or just marry a rich guy” – Interview with Justyna Szachowicz-Sempruch
I met Justyna Szachowicz-Sempruch at a conference in Budapest, where she gave a fantastic lecture on the new types of family systems. Justyna, a Polish feminist activist, NGO founder, sociologist and gender Senior Researcher speaks passionately about the issues that matter. I’ve quickly found several common grounds with her; starting
I’d love to see a romantic film that passed the Bechdel Test – Interview with Savannah Rodgers filmmaker
The only limitation on female entrepreneurs are the ones they put on themselves – Interview with Sumeera Rasul founder of Madesmith
“I want to tell stories about girls like me” – Interview with Diana Galimzyanova filmmaker
“It’s amazing, you made a film – and you’re a woman!” – Interview with Sophie Black
Filmmaker Sophie Black is the founder of the United Kingdom-based production company Triskelle Pictures. MissCareer/Less interviewed Black about her 2013 short film release “Ashes” which is a fictional piece that explores a woman’s emotional response within an abusive relationship and that runs at the Festigious Film Festival this year. Black shared the
‘Three years on a rock’ – The Story of Agnieszka Kruk screenwriter
“Every business started from nothing and this should be its own inspiration” – Interview with Rachel Sales, founder of Pink Pangea
Israel is not only a place for enjoying the sunshine, the always busy beaches or joining the rapidly growing startup communities. The country, and especially Tel Aviv, also holds a vibrant and versatile event pool for women who are seeking some true empowerment. During my last trip, I attended quite many