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Obi-Wan director Deborah Chow on finding a place in Star Wars - Vimarsana News

Obi-Wan director Deborah Chow on finding a place in Star Wars

Star Wars director Deborah Chow talks Obi-Wan and its future, joining the fandom, and life as a woman behind the scenes of the franchise.

British Media Awards winners 2022: Editorial Team of the Year (Consumer Media) - Vimarsana News

British Media Awards winners 2022: Editorial Team of the Year (Consumer Media)

The winner in this category is Gay Times Group.

Conversations With Friends' director interview - Vimarsana News

Conversations With Friends' director interview

Director Leanne Welham joins Digital Spy's Screen Sisters to talk life as a woman behind-the-scenes, Conversations With Friends. and standing out from Normal People.

Lisa McGee: "Women don't spend all their time talking about men" - Vimarsana News

Lisa McGee: "Women don't spend all their time talking about men"

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. David M. BenettGetty Images The writer explains what makes a relatable female character. 15/03/2021 To celebrate Women's History Month and International Women's Day, we've launched Screen Sisters, a collection of conversations with women both in front of and behind the camera about what it means to be a woman working in television. As well as recognising their contribution to the industry, the series will also examine how far television has progressed, and how much further it still has to go. Next u...

Harriet Walter: "Your whole casting relationship is built around a man" - Vimarsana News

Harriet Walter: "Your whole casting relationship is built around a man"

Note: contains discussion of themes such as suicide that some readers may find upsetting. To celebrate Women's History Month and International Women's Day, we've launched Screen Sisters, a collection of conversations with women both in front of and behind the camera about what it means to be a woman working in television. As well as recognising their contribution to the industry, the series will also examine how far television has progressed, and how much further it still has to go. Next up, we're speaking to Harriet Walter. "I didn't have obvious talent," says Harriet Walter, reflecting on...