In the year 2001, during the 4th edition of the festival that was then called \u201cExpresi\u00f3n en Corto\u201d, Sarah Hoch brought Mexican, American and British female filmmakers to collaborate and create networks to strengthen the work that women do in cinema. This is how\u2028the Women in Film and Television Association in Mexico was born and supported by WIFT International.<\/p>\n
From the very beginning,\u2028Women in Film and Television\u2028has been devoted to promot-\u2028ing the accomplishments of\u2028women working in all areas of\u2028film, television and other au-\u2028diovisual media. We\u2019ve been\u2028tirelessly promoting women\u2019s\u2028cinema ever since, charac-\u2028terized by the heterogeneity\u2028of its worldview, which holds\u2028differences in content, aesthetic,\u2028diversity in themes and stories and\u2028constructions of a point of view, since\u2028they establish different links that they pick\u2028up from their own experiences, accentuating their identity and building an interesting subjectivity.<\/p>\n
Women\u2019s strategies are based on different social patterns. Besides looking to shape their creativity, a coincidental factor within them, we exalt our energy in being incorporated in a productive industry and to be recognized justly. Support is fundamental to open paths and compete in the mainstream media. This is why we seek to highlight all the women who work in different areas of the audiovisual industry: producers, screenwriters, directors, composers, cin- ematographers, editors, actresses, make-up artists, costume designers, art directors, cultural promoters and sound designers among others. The film industry is a rough and demanding field that requires a very clear vocation. To be free to fight for what one\u2019s passionate about.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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