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Provides more opportunity for people than one of constriction and unfortunately, what were seeing in the film side of the business... a scarcity. ..is scarcity. because the movie studios that used to make 20—25 movies a year are now making, on average, 8—9 movies each year. now, the streamers are making films and there are other places, but i think that means that everyone is a bigger bet, but i think that means that everyone is bigger now, everyone is more expensive, everyone is a franchise...

Peccadilloes are but i wanted to know whether quiche floated your boat or not we will see whether its hit with the punters on the weekend of the coronation. we will be right back and talk about maths and is the colour in america. right back. hello. our weather for the next few days looks pretty quiet across the uk as a whole. therell be some cloud coming and going, maybe the odd light shower, but really nothing much to report in the way of rain before the end of the week. we will, though, have p...

Of that— you know plays a massive part of that as _ you know plays a massive part of that as well. so if the peepte _ of that as well. so if the people in powerful positions are not— people in powerful positions are not like you, its going to be harder— are not like you, its going to be harder for you to impress them — be harder for you to impress them rather than take a chance on someone who they dont do anything — on someone who they dont do anything about. i feel like its just a ife...

A year are now making eight to nine movies each year. now, the streamers are making films and there are other places, but i think that means that everyone is bigger now, places, but i think that means that everyone is a bigger bet, everyone is more expensive, everyone is a franchise now. there has still been progress, i would also say even in the last few years, it was 4% of film directors were women, and i think less than i% were women of colour in the top 100 films, for years and years and yea...

And a small growth in women of colour as well, not proportional unfortunately, but still growth. numbers in 2019, the numbers went from 4% to 12%. since 2019 it has flatlined, no progress for the last four yea rs. so, when you think about, when you think about constraints, fear, the way the global market is, i worry that there needs to be a conversation about how do you take a time where maybe the market conditions are more challenging andnot forget about all the commitments challenging and not ...

Its that simple. there are not many - people who look like me but thats not his colour. even some races, i was disqualified for being too quick. _ they accuse me of cheating. they checked the kart, checked everything, i everything was clean. we even had a slower. kart than most people. we never cheated. i feel personally it - was to do with my race. i cant think any other - reason why it may be that. i won fair and square. there is definitely a big lack of diversity in motor sport. i growing up ...

We each might have thought were possible for jobs or possible for ourselves, i think it is such an important part of this industry, it is one of the reasons i love it. hollywood, the industry, is one of the least, least... open, inclusive businesses. like, oil is more inclusive in terms of ceos and people of colour, than hollywood. and were setting the agenda. were creating the content that goes all over the world. so if you think about that, the power that we have to tell stories, to include pe...

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Of the sundance institute which runs the sundance film festival. prior to that, she worked as a senior executive at miramax and hbo. welcome. thank you, its great to be here. stephanie allain is a film producer and writer and the newly elected copresident of the producers guild of america — the first woman of colour to hold the position. stefanie served nine years as vice—president of women in film and runs her own company, homegrown pictures, which focuses on creating content by and about w...

And i was like reading is a job!? sign me up! so thats what i did, and that just created an opening into the world of cinema for me, and then women — it was amy pascal and dawn steele. they recognised my affinity for writing and for analysing material they promoted me, and the first thing i did was find somebody to replace me in the story department because i was the only person of colour there. keri, stephanie says two women were instrumental in helping her. what about you 7 what helped you s...