Filmmakers Call for Change at Camerimage


Filmmakers Call for Change at Camerimage
Das Problem
We the undersigned call on the Founder and team of Camerimage Festival to take greater strides towards equal gender representation of cinematographers at its prestigious festival.
Please join our campaign by signing the petition below!
Camerimage has long celebrated excellence in cinematography, and true excellence flourishes with diversity. Despite women making progress in the field of cinematography across the world, Camerimage has in the past failed to fairly represent their work. For too long female cinematographers have been overlooked in the screening programmes and events. With Cate Blanchett named as Jury President this year, this is a great moment to amplify her values and activism and finally commit to screening a programme of films that truly reflects the wonderful work of female cinematographers across the globe alongside their male counterparts.
We encourage Camerimage to embrace these actions:
Increase Representation: Ensure a fair gender balance in your invitations to panelists, jurors, and featured filmmakers.
Support for Emerging Talent: Create programs that promote and nurture emerging and mid-career cinematographers and film professionals from underrecognized groups, including women. For instance, opening up the TV competition to cinematographers of later episodes.
Transparency and Accountability: Publish annual reports on diversity within your participants and screened filmmakers to demonstrate a genuine commitment to parity. Including women and publishing the identity of your selection committee would inspire greater transparency and faith that your selection process is fair.
Equal Opportunities: Implement policies that support inclusion and advancement across all aspects of the festival, on and off the screen.
By taking these steps, Camerimage can join other leading global film festivals and organisations that prioritise gender equality and diversity. Together, we can create a more inclusive and vibrant film industry that celebrates the contributions of all filmmakers.
We believe in the power of cinema to challenge perceptions, inspire change, and unite audiences worldwide. Let us work together to ensure that Camerimage stands at the forefront of this movement towards a more equitable and inclusive future.
Join the dozens of global organizations urging Camerimage to increase its support for women by signing the petition below. These include, just to name a few: Women Behind the Camera, IMAGO Diversity and Inclusion Committee, illuminatrix, fDOP, WIFT-tech, CINEMATOGRAPINNEN, Crew United, Apertura, Primetime, Indian Women of Cinematography, Directoras de Fotografía, DAFB, Lumbre Colectiva. Women and dissidents of Chilean cinematography, etc
Follow us on Instagram for updates @wicinematography
85 countries and counting, support from these industry organizations and nearly 4,000 signatures. Thank you for joining our cause!!!

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Das Problem
We the undersigned call on the Founder and team of Camerimage Festival to take greater strides towards equal gender representation of cinematographers at its prestigious festival.
Please join our campaign by signing the petition below!
Camerimage has long celebrated excellence in cinematography, and true excellence flourishes with diversity. Despite women making progress in the field of cinematography across the world, Camerimage has in the past failed to fairly represent their work. For too long female cinematographers have been overlooked in the screening programmes and events. With Cate Blanchett named as Jury President this year, this is a great moment to amplify her values and activism and finally commit to screening a programme of films that truly reflects the wonderful work of female cinematographers across the globe alongside their male counterparts.
We encourage Camerimage to embrace these actions:
Increase Representation: Ensure a fair gender balance in your invitations to panelists, jurors, and featured filmmakers.
Support for Emerging Talent: Create programs that promote and nurture emerging and mid-career cinematographers and film professionals from underrecognized groups, including women. For instance, opening up the TV competition to cinematographers of later episodes.
Transparency and Accountability: Publish annual reports on diversity within your participants and screened filmmakers to demonstrate a genuine commitment to parity. Including women and publishing the identity of your selection committee would inspire greater transparency and faith that your selection process is fair.
Equal Opportunities: Implement policies that support inclusion and advancement across all aspects of the festival, on and off the screen.
By taking these steps, Camerimage can join other leading global film festivals and organisations that prioritise gender equality and diversity. Together, we can create a more inclusive and vibrant film industry that celebrates the contributions of all filmmakers.
We believe in the power of cinema to challenge perceptions, inspire change, and unite audiences worldwide. Let us work together to ensure that Camerimage stands at the forefront of this movement towards a more equitable and inclusive future.
Join the dozens of global organizations urging Camerimage to increase its support for women by signing the petition below. These include, just to name a few: Women Behind the Camera, IMAGO Diversity and Inclusion Committee, illuminatrix, fDOP, WIFT-tech, CINEMATOGRAPINNEN, Crew United, Apertura, Primetime, Indian Women of Cinematography, Directoras de Fotografía, DAFB, Lumbre Colectiva. Women and dissidents of Chilean cinematography, etc
Follow us on Instagram for updates @wicinematography
85 countries and counting, support from these industry organizations and nearly 4,000 signatures. Thank you for joining our cause!!!

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Petition am 1. August 2024 erstellt