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A platform for women working and aspiring in the film and TV industry.

Making It: Women in Film is a weekly podcast featuring introspective and honest conversations with women working across filmmaking fields. We are a group of women dedicated to promoting diversity and authentic representation in front of and behind the camera.

So, suppose you are tired of learning about the industry and the art of storytelling through the same old male gaze. In that case, you can join us for a new episode every Friday (on all major podcast platforms) and listen to these women’s real career journeys, opinions, and advice.

Check out our online zine here for weekly reviews, commentary, and recommendations!

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