From left to right :Safiyya, Ebada and Nadia. British theatre powerhouse Nadia Fall, Artistic Director of the Young Vic, makes her feature film debut with Bride — a bold and empathetic exploration of friendship, identity, and the pressures facing young Muslim women in the UK. At the heart of the story are two teenage girls, […]
The UK’s screen sector is thriving, but its biggest challenge is no longer attracting productions — it’s finding and keeping the skilled people to staff them. With high-end TV, streaming dramas and global franchises all competing for crew, skills shortages have become a critical issue. That urgency was recognised this summer when the Government formally
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In an industry historically dominated by men, women in film have fought for their place in front of and behind the camera. From directors to screenwriters, producers, and cinematographers, women are taking charge and making their voices heard. Today, the film industry is experiencing a revolution — one where women are not only participating but
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The UK film industry is seeing a surge of incredible new talent, and female directors are at the forefront of this wave. These emerging filmmakers are not only shaping the future of British cinema but are also paving the way for more inclusive and diverse storytelling. In 2025, these directors are breaking barriers, challenging norms,
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Empowering Mid-Career Women in Film, TV, and Creative Media Women in Film and TV (UK) (WFTV) has kicked off its 2025 Four Nations Mentoring Scheme, a transformative initiative aimed at propelling mid-career women in film, television, and creative media into leadership positions. This exciting scheme serves as a critical step in addressing the ongoing gender
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The film industry has witnessed a significant shift in recent years, with a growing number of women behind the camera and in key creative roles. This has led to a rise in female-centered narratives that provide fresh, diverse perspectives and explore experiences that have often been marginalized. In 2025, women in film are not just
