Camerimage is a truly unique and deeply rooted festival, with something quite magical. It’s one of the few festivals where cinematographers are celebrated. Technique and aesthetics are discussed, and you can discuss with people from all over the world, regardless of their career path; everyone is treated equally, and the discussions are incredibly accessible.

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Women in Cinematography echo the sentiments that have been made by Cinematography societies the world over since the release of Marek Żydowicz’s article in Cinematography World magazine on Nov. 8, 2024 and wish to provide greater context to this discussion.

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“We didn’t expect it to become so big and global,” Women in Cinematography (WIC) tells British Cinematographer, referring to the impact of the recently formed collective of women who work in the cinematography community, their petition, and the industry discussion and changes that followed.  

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Coralie Fargeat has pulled her film “The Substance” from Camerimage Film Festival following comments the festival director made about female cinematographers.

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Women in Cinematography (WiC) – the group set up to call for better representation of women cinematographers through a change.org petition – have responded to Camerimage Film Festival founder, director, and CEO Marek Żydowicz, following a comment piece he wrote in a trade magazine in response to WiC’s petition. 

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This August the newly formed Women in Cinematography (WIC) collective launched a global petition aiming for equitable gender representation and actionable steps to bring about change at Camerimage festival. IMAGO D&I Committee was among WIC founders.

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There has been industry backlash to Camerimage director Marek Żydowicz’s op-ed in Cinematography World, which the British Society of Cinematographers has described as ”misogynistic” and “aggressive” in tone.

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Women in Cinematography (WiC) vient de mettre en ligne son site Internet. WiC est une société d’intérêt communautaire qui s’engage à l’autonomisation, au soutien et à la défense des femmes dans tous les domaines de la caméra et de l’industrie associée. 

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Women in Cinematography (WIC), a global collective committed to inclusion, representation, and equal opportunities in the film and television industry, announces its participation in the Euro Cine Expo Symposium, taking place in Munich next summer.

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