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Want to Write a Guest Post for Women and ...Bloomberg Story On Why Women in Hollywood Can't Get Financing
Currently, if the [moviegoing] experience doesn’t make a man feel necessary, then there’s the feeling it’s going to be a boner kill at the box office.
Alongside the article, they also published a great infographic with the statistics which we've posted below. Props to Bloomberg and Lauren Sandler for this piece. Make sure to check it out.
Why Women in Hollywood Can't Get Film Financing (Bloomberg)
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