Do you know that female actors start to slide off our screens when they hit their 40s? Unless your name is Frances, Meryl or Judi chances are you won’t lead…
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Join WFT on the 31st of August at 6:30 pm for a special live event that will explore the opportunities available for members’ through the Irish language as well as…
For the latest WFT Podcast, we hosted a dedicated webinar with the Broadcast Authority of Ireland designed to demystify the application process. During this online discussion, WFT Chair Dr. Susan…
A new research report auditing gender and diversity change in Irish media sectors has found that while the Irish screen industry has demonstrated an appetite for further engagement on equality,…
On Thursday, 22nd July at noon, Women in Film and Television Ireland and the Writers Guild of Ireland will host a panel examining the intersection of gender and class in…
Hosted by WFT Chair, Dr Susan Liddy, the IFI Spotlight 2021 Session 2, Nothing Succeeds Like Access: International Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Policies took place at 11am on Friday, July…
Do you know that female actors start to slide off our screens when they hit their 40s? Unless your name is Frances, Meryl or Judi chances are you won’t lead…
WFT is delighted to celebrate with our Chair, Dr. Susan Liddy on the release of her book, Media Work, Mothers and Motherhood: Negotiating the International Audio-Visual Industry, which is available…
As part of their annual event, WANDA held an online conversation with trailblazers Raising Films UK, the newly set up Raising Films Ireland and Northern Ireland Screen. Representing Raising Films…
Edited by WFT Chair Dr. Susan Liddy, Women in the Irish Film Industry: Stories and Storytellers has been featured in the latest issue of Irish University Review. Read Dr. Ciara…
