Make sure that at the end of the day you end up laughing – Interview with Agnes Batllori production manager & mom

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

I’d love to see a romantic film that passed the Bechdel Test – Interview with Savannah Rodgers filmmaker

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A burgeoning filmmaker, Savannah Rodgers is a part of the “small, but mighty” Kansas City filmmaking scene in Kansas, MO. She is a film student at the University of Kansas and acts on the Board of Directors for Kansas City Women in Film and Television. Also, she is the film

“I want to tell stories about girls like me” – Interview with Diana Galimzyanova filmmaker

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Diana Galimzyanova is a writer and director based in Moscow, Russia. This is what would stand on her official biography as you open her site. But such as all of us, Diana is more than her titles. We've got a chance to glimpse into Diana's unmasked life and learn that

“It’s amazing, you made a film – and you’re a woman!” – Interview with Sophie Black

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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

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Her Story features women who have taken unique and innovative routes to success. These are the stories of women who didn’t “do it by the book” or “get it all right”, and yet realized their goals and did… well… what we all basically wish we could do. This is the story of Agnieszka

“This job has to be done with passion, and that’s all that matters” – Interview with Erzsébet Forgács film make-up artist

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I don’t really know many such lively and enthusiastic women as Erzsébet Forgács or as many in her profession call her, Böbe. She wasn’t sure if she should undertake the interview with me, - even though, if anyone, she should be proud of her career. Just highlighting some of the names

“We need to empower women in filmmaking” Interview with Roy Zafrani film director

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I've come across Roy's works while working for an NGO, and I couldn't resist not to contact him. As we started talking, I began to feel a great deal of connection with his values and the way he approaches art and filmmaking. He sent me two of his award-winning movies -