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Check out this extremely cool trailer mashup of women in film from 2012 from Pawn Takes Queen Productions. It features both performances and behind the scenes from some of the best moments women had in film this past year.
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Pilar Walsh | January 7, 2013 4:49 PM
Hi Melissa,
Loved the Mash-up for Best of Women in Film 2012!! Thanks for posting. I have been on the SAG Nominating Committee this year so I've seen most of those films and I think they only missed one called "The Girl" with Abbie Cornish. She is pretty remarkable because she played so against type in this film.
Keep up the stellar work Melissa. I recently moved to Florida to be live on the beach. A lifetime dream, so I'll miss your Athena Film Festival this year. But I'm not giving up my work in film or for the Roy W. Dean Film Grant/From the Heart Productions. BTW, Carole Dean was just honored with a lifetime achievement award. Did that get in your blog/website? Here is the link: http://bit.ly/UwAZHC She's helped so many women get their docs completed and shown over the last 25 years. Take care and God bless, Pilar