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This is the first short from WIGS a new You Tube channel created by Jon Avnet (Fried Green Tomatoes) and Rodrigo Garcia (Albert Nobbs).
Here's the description:
WIGS is an innovative new YouTube channel producing high-end, original, scripted series, short films, and documentaries, all starring female leads. WIGS will take you on an unpredictable, often outrageous journey into the lives, loves, and lies of our characters. WIGS. Where It Gets Interesting. New content every single weekday.
Coming soon as films and series directed by women.
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Bigelow's 80s movies were all indie films--THE LOVELESS (Pioneer films), NEAR DARK (DEG) and
By Dean Treadway onSony Head Amy Pascal on Women Directors: The Whole System is Geared for Them To FailMay 25, 2013 9:15 PM -
Yes, and that trend for women buying more tickets continues in the 2012 report.
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MPAA Theatrical Market Statistics 2012 - can be found if you Google the title. I can't post
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I think her comparison to the music biz is shaky - a film director is much more like a record
By Michael Levine onSony Head Amy Pascal on Women Directors: The Whole System is Geared for Them To FailMay 25, 2013 12:34 PM
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WATCH JAN | May 24, 2012 4:06 AM
This is the second short. The first was Jan starring Virginia Madsen and Stephen Moyer