2nd international seminar women of audiovisual

The aim of this seminar is to raise awareness and inspire the action of Brazilian audiovisual professionals regarding gender and racial inequalities in the sector by disseminating national and international studies and initiatives that contribute to the promotion of diversity on and off screen, in Brazil and all over the world. In its second edition, the event will be held in partnership with SESC São Paulo and concomitantly with the first edition of FIM - Women in Cinema International Festival in São Paulo. The programme presents relevant experiences for overcoming gender inequalities in the spectrum of government, business and civil society.

National Guests Debora Ivanov [Director at Ancine], Mariana Ribas [Executive Secretary at MinC], Carolina Costa [President of Gender and Ethnic Diversity Comission at Ancine], Marina Pompeu [Projects and Content Analist at Canal Brasil], Daniela Mignani [Director at GNT, Viva and Mais Globosat], Maria Ângela de Jesus [Original International Content Director at Netflix], Mariana Cordeiro [Strategy Manager at Think Eva], Mariana Youssef [Scene Director and Free the Bid Representant], Camila Moleta e Laura Florence [More Girls Representants], Renata Brandão [CEO at Conspiração Filmes and Idealizer of Plataforma Hysteria], Nadine Gasner [UN Women in Brazil Representant], Christian de Castro [President Director at Ancine], Amanda Kamanchech [Director of the documentary Enough with Catcall], Juliana de Faria [Founder of The ONG Think Olga], Marianna Souza [Embassador of Free the Bid Moviment and Executive Manager at Associação Brasileira da Produção de Obras Audiovisuais – Apro], Caio Mariano [Partner-director at Caio Mariano Lawyers], Mateus Basso [Lawyer], Antônia Pellegrino [Screenwriter] 

Internacional Guests Fanshen Cox DiGiovanni [Actress, Playwright and North-american ProduCer, Anneberg Inclusion Initiative Council Member], Mercedes Cooper [Marketing Director at Array, company founded by the moviemaker Ava DuVernay for the distribution and divulgation of films produced by black women and people]