Women in Film Statistics by Role, 1998 to 2012
In 2012 women were 25% of producers but 9% of directors and 2% of cinematographers.
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New York Film Academy, known as NYFA, is a film, media and performing arts school founded in 1992 by producer Jerry Sherlock as an alternative to university film schools. It teaches through hands-on projects, with campuses in New York City and Los Angeles and further locations including Florence. Its film school blog publishes research pieces such as its graphics on women in film.
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In 2012 women were 25% of producers but 9% of directors and 2% of cinematographers.
Women were 30.8% of speaking characters, the average ratio of male to female actors was 2.25 to 1, and only 10.7% of films had a cast that was half female.
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