Woman Equality In Film Essay
Woman Equality in Film
“Roll cameras, and ACTION!” We should see the roles that deal with politics and our managers normal, and not an exception. Along with actresses, female directors face a strong bias in landing any major roles in the film production. Like many advocates, I hope to be an influential director one day, therefore I will fight for equality but not a separation in Hollywood. The gap between men and woman have always been around, and it is also implied to the very thing we all love, film. I have come find that it all has to deal with stereotypes, on and off screen. A woman's role in the early years of film was such of script supervisors, and as little as producers. They’re greater impact has been in makeup, wardrobe, and …show more content…
Movies like Avengers are typically directed by men. Female directors are only known to direct movies only if there is a lead female protagonist. There are some films with lead female protagonist such as Hunger Games, Divergent, Kill Bill, Dirty Dancing, and Pretty Woman. Just to name a few, nevertheless these films fall into the same genre. There is a particular film that was not directed by a woman, and that is Cat Woman, which is a superhero movie. Woman’s impact through film mostly occurs through independent films and or documentaries. Regardless, it takes a huge amount of self confidence to deliver a superhero movie with exhausting work behind it. Aside from this being a reason why a females resume will never make it on the desk of a producer, it is also a reason why women will rarely direct a superhero movie. A fear that we cannot deliver besides emotion, and drama, whereas more action and less love. I like to think of us as a missing factor in superhero films, yet alone in Hollywood. To say that we can bring any such movie to life better than a man could, is a battle cry. However, as a child boys would read comics like Batman, Avengers, or Superman, and they carry that childhood with them. How they read it, how they envisioned it, is Hollywoods answer when asking if a female should direct a superhero film. Stick to what you
“Roll cameras, and ACTION!” We should see the roles that deal with politics and our managers normal, and not an exception. Along with actresses, female directors face a strong bias in landing any major roles in the film production. Like many advocates, I hope to be an influential director one day, therefore I will fight for equality but not a separation in Hollywood. The gap between men and woman have always been around, and it is also implied to the very thing we all love, film. I have come find that it all has to deal with stereotypes, on and off screen. A woman's role in the early years of film was such of script supervisors, and as little as producers. They’re greater impact has been in makeup, wardrobe, and …show more content…
Movies like Avengers are typically directed by men. Female directors are only known to direct movies only if there is a lead female protagonist. There are some films with lead female protagonist such as Hunger Games, Divergent, Kill Bill, Dirty Dancing, and Pretty Woman. Just to name a few, nevertheless these films fall into the same genre. There is a particular film that was not directed by a woman, and that is Cat Woman, which is a superhero movie. Woman’s impact through film mostly occurs through independent films and or documentaries. Regardless, it takes a huge amount of self confidence to deliver a superhero movie with exhausting work behind it. Aside from this being a reason why a females resume will never make it on the desk of a producer, it is also a reason why women will rarely direct a superhero movie. A fear that we cannot deliver besides emotion, and drama, whereas more action and less love. I like to think of us as a missing factor in superhero films, yet alone in Hollywood. To say that we can bring any such movie to life better than a man could, is a battle cry. However, as a child boys would read comics like Batman, Avengers, or Superman, and they carry that childhood with them. How they read it, how they envisioned it, is Hollywoods answer when asking if a female should direct a superhero film. Stick to what you