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NOW ONLINE: Our Autumn 2023_#Cycles issue – with a thematic focus on circularity and recursivity in the special section and the AV section, feature articles, an interview, exhibition/book/film festival reviews and two data papers✨All #OpenAccess here: necsus-ejms.org/portfolio/autu…

CALLING FOR PAPERS: How much is enough? For our Autumn 2024 issue, we are inviting abstracts exploring the meaning of #enough from aesthetic, industrial, environmental, historical, economic and (socio)political perspectives. Deadline 5 March! CfP here: necsus-ejms.org/cfp-autumn-202…

Their Gender Equity Policy (GEP) Analysis Project assessed gender equity policies and statistics, and modelled the hypothetical impact of different gender equity interventions.

Gender Equity in Film Will Only Be Reached in 2215 in Canada, 2085 in U.K., 2041 in Germany at Current Pace: Study hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-n…

Gender Equity in Film Will Only Be Reached in 2215 in Canada, 2085 in U.K., 2041 in Germany at Current Pace: New Study from Me Skadi Loist @Prommer_Elli Doris Eikhof and our excellent teams hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-n… via @thr

Study presented at Berlin Film Festival indicates that it will take 200 years for Canadian film sector to achieve gender equity hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-n…

Highly distressing stat from new intl report on gender equity in film industry released Berlinale today: "At current rate of progress, gender equity, where men occupy 50% of key creative positions, will only be achieved in year 2215 in Canada." (2085 in UK and 2041 in Germany.)

Fascinating new report on gender equity in key filmmaking roles just launched Berlinale, based on academic analysis of 20 years of gender policy interventions in film. filmuniversitaet.de/en/article/det…

UK film industry may achieve gender parity in 2085, study finds dlvr.it/T30rDP

Gestern wurden die Ergebnisse der neuen Studie „Re-Framing the Picture“ auf der Berlinale vorgestellt und auf der Pressekonferenz mit dem Research Team, Sarah Putt (BAFTA) und Maria Furtwängler MaLisa Stiftung diskutiert, moderiert von Manori Ravindran. #ReFramingThePicture

Das Forschungsteam der intern. & multidiszipl. Studie Skadi Loist Filmuniversität, Prof. Doris R. Eikhof, University of Glasgow Prof. Deb Verhoeven, University of Alberta & Prof. @Prommer_Elli Universität Rostock untersuchte 12.000 Filme, die zw. 2005 & 2020 in 34 Ländern produziert wurden. filmuniversitaet.de/artikel/detail…

Es wurden u.a. die Auswirkungen der Gleichstellungspolitik in der Filmindustrie der drei genannten Länder zwischen 2005 und 2020 analysiert. Zu den Studienergebnissen: filmuniversitaet.de/artikel/detail…

Gender equity in UK film another 60 years away - but it could be sooner in Germany screendaily.com/news/gender-eq…

I’m delighted to share that our panel has been accepted for SCMS Annual Conference 2025. Many thanks to Skadi Loist Diane Burgess Tamara Falicov Pablo Salas Tonello for putting it together. Looking forward to seeing y’all in Chicago! #SCMS2025 #AcademicTwitter

New book 📚: "Doing Digital Film History: Concepts, Tools, Practices", co-edited with Sarah-Mai Dang @sarahmaidang.bsky.social & Christian Gosvig Olesen, published in Open Access at @dh_history C2DH_LU Philipps-Universität Open Universiteit UvA Amsterdam huge thanks to all contributors! degruyter.com/document/doi/1…

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