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@ReFrameProject
The screen industry's gender equity coalition, founded by @sundanceorg and @womeninfilm.
Los Angeles, CA
reframeproject.org/reframe-report
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    ReFrame Hollywood
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    Feb 29, 2024
    Check out our analysis of @imdbpro’s Top 100 films of 2023 – 29 films received the #ReFrameStamp, including Oscar nominees @pastlivesmovie and @barbiethemovie. More coverage at the link in our bio!
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    IndieWire
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    Feb 29, 2024
    For the Fourth Year in a Row, 29 of the Top 100 Films Were Gender-Balanced Productions trib.al/a1aj9xn
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    ReFrame Hollywood
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    Feb 29, 2024
    In 2023, 50% of A24 and Amazon Prime Video’s films on the Top 100 list earned the ReFrame Stamp, while Disney, Paramount, Netflix and Lionsgate each had over 30% of films Stamped. See the studio-by-studio breakdown at reframeproject.org/reframe-report
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    ReFrame Hollywood
    @ReFrameProject
    Feb 29, 2024
    44% of films produced for <$15 million earned the ReFrame Stamp in 2023 – compared to the >$100 million budget level, where only 25% of films earned the Stamp. Dig deeper into the data in the ReFrame report: reframeproject.org/reframe-report
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    ReFrame Hollywood
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    Feb 29, 2024
    Despite huge box office returns from women-led films in 2023, there’s still no meaningful increase in gender-balanced hiring on film sets; only 29/100 films earned the ReFrame Stamp in 2023. Read more in the ReFrame film report: reframeproject.org/reframe-report
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    ReFrame Hollywood
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    Feb 16, 2024
    IATSE and Low Budget Film Producers Form Working Group to Prevent Sexual Harassment on Set variety.com/2024/film/news… via @variety
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    IATSE and Low Budget Film Producers Form Working Group to Prevent Sexual Harassment on Set
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