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Fantastic Female Filmmakers

Suzanne SimoniSeries: Women's Hall of Fame
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Pages
128
Year
2008
Language
English
Publisher
Second Story Press

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Women have been writing, producing, and directing movies since filmmaking began in the early 1900s. From taming wild dogs to filming from the open door of a plane to being nominated for an academy award, women directors have done amazing things in the world of film. Fantastic Female Filmmakers tells the stories of ten women who are some of the most creative and respected directors in the world. From Nell Shipman, who started her own production company in the silent movie days, to Ida Lupino, the American actress who was the first woman to direct herself in a film, to Academy-Award nominee Deepa Mehta, whose films have brought East Indian stories to audiences around the world. These directors prove that women can be stars behind the camera as well as on the screen.

Related Subjects

  • Performing Arts (Biography & Autobiography)
  • Biography & Autobiography
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Film
  • Performing Arts (Juvenile Nonfiction)
  • General

Extended Details

  • SeriesWomen's Hall of Fame

    Artists

    Suzanne SimoniAuthor