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Loved: Gloria Steinem’s turn on The Good Wife last Sunday. Check it out if you didn’t see it. She continues to inspire.
Enough already! The DGA reports that there has been no progress for inclusion of women and people of color in episodic television.
Can’t wait to see: She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry, a film about the history of the second wave of the women’s movement that will have its NYC premiere very soon. Stay tuned…
Terry Lawler is NYWIFT’s Executive Director. Tune in every Tuesday (usually!) for her picks.
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NYWIFT Member Hayley Davis is a DGA Training Program Graduate and filmmaker from Atlanta, GA now living in Brooklyn. She’s worked on shorts, television, and feature films with the goal in mind to create an efficient and positive environment on set and is looking to continue that philosophy as an A.D. in New York City. Hayley recently worked on the highly anticipated series, The Walking Dead: Dead City as a DGA Trainee Assistant. The Walking Dead: Dead City is set to screen at the Tribeca Festival on June 13th, 2023 (OKX Theater at BMCC TPAC) at 8:00 PM and on AMC Networks on June 18th. Davis is one of 15 NYWIFT members with projects premiering at Tribeca 2023.
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