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ng women 45+ in front of and behind the camera in screen pro.This book explores the challenges facing women from their mid-forties as they attempt to build/maintain careers in the screen industries. Essays are concerned with the intersection of gender and age on screen and behind the camera and how

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“I am Mature and Established. There is No Success in That”: On Gendered Ageism in the Swedish Film I camera. It is symptomatic that when a recent gender equality report from the Swedish Film Institute (SFI, Vilka kvinnor? Jämställdhetsrapport 2019/20, ., 2020) set out to discuss age, the focus is on women actors “falling off the cliff” at the age of 40—as put by Gena Davies. This chapter presents

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Caring, Collaboration, Confidence and Constraint in the Working Lives of Older Women Filmmakers in tthrough to a retirement age equivalent to that their male counterparts might attain? These questions, and a range of diverse answers, developed and grew as the authors of this chapter undertook qualitative research focused on a cluster of interviews which formed part of the work for the project .. I

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Exploring Gendered Ageism in the Irish Screen Industries: The Problem That Cannot Be Named?ty, diversity and inclusion (EDI), including class, race, ethnicity and LGBTQ. New policies and a range of targeted funding initiatives have been introduced incrementally by Screen Ireland and the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland. However, women in their mid-40s, 50s, 60s and older, many of whom st