„Under the general heading of „Power“, the LaDOC Documentary Film / Women / Network will, in 2013, be continuing its successful lecture series: „LaDOC GOES POLITICS“. In addition to the talks, LaDOC had presented its first workshop on the topic at the Dortmund | Cologne International Women‘s Film Festival in Dortmund, on saturday, April 13, 2013 10 00 — 13 00 THINK TANK — We Want More strategies and demands for women working in the film business Women film-makers, producers and festival networkers were cordially invited to come and develop strategies and demands aimed at generating higher levels of publicity, visibility and – not least – funding for films made by women. The „THINK TANK – We Want More“ workshop will inspire us to think even the seemingly impossible! „THINK TANK – We Want More“ picked up on themes from the forum entitled „You Cannot Be Serious – a Discussion on the Status of Women Directors“ taking place at the Berlin Film Festival in February 2013 and so continue the debate for the International Women‘s Film Festival in Dortmund. The THINK TANK trailer compiles some of the given statements. (duration: 3 minutes) copyright: LaDOC Cologne & Anke Schäfer / in cooperation with the International Women Film Festival Dortmund Cologne and WIFTG- Women in Film and Television Germany“
Neue Studie: Frauenanteil in der Dokumentarfilmbranche
Ungleichheit – leider auch beim Dokumentarfilm AG DOK und BVR legen Studie zum Frauenanteil vor Auch im Dokumentarfilmbereich sind Frauen von der Hälfte der Welt noch ein gutes Stück entfernt. Obwohl ihr Anteil in den Studiengängen vieler Filmhochschulen inzwischen schon über 50 Prozent liegt, wurden Regisseurinnen nur 24,4 Prozent der Fördermittel zugesprochen, die im Jahr 2017 an Dokumentarfilme vergeben wurden. Read More
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