Directory of Women in Film and Television Resources

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Sites devoted to the 'Women in Film' organization.

Resources in This Category

• Bay Area Women In Film & Media

  http://www.bawifm.org/
  A professional network of Bay Area women in film and media. San Francisco, CA.

• Hawaiʻi Women in Filmmaking

  http://www.hawaiiwomeninfilmmaking.org/
  A nonprofit feminist organization committed to achieving gender equity in film making and other creative media arts.

• Kansas City Women in Film & TV

  http://www.kcwift.com/
  Empowering, promoting and mentoring women in film and related careers.

• Minnesota Women in Film and Television

  http://mnwift.org/
  Sharing ideas and connections, and creating momentum to benefit careers.

• Nashville Women in Film and Television

  http://wiftnashville.org/
  Events, awards and networking.

• New Mexico Women in Film, TV & Media

  http://www.nmwif.com/
  A New Mexico-based outreach network committed to the professional development and achievement of women in the film and television community.

• Palm Springs Women in Film & Television

  http://www.pswift.org/
  To advance women and men involved in the entertainment, communication, and media industries and attracting new jobs, investment and production to the Coachella Valley..

• Reel Women

  https://www.facebook.com/ReelWomen/
  Non profit organization formed for the purposes of developing a permanent support system for women at all levels of experience in the film and video industries.

• Utah Women in Film

  http://www.utwomeninfilm.com/
  Provides opportunities, education, networking and mentoring programs for women filmmakers in the community.

• WiFT Louisiana

  http://www.wiftlouisiana.org/
  WiFT LA hosts networking events called "Alice Evenings" to provide an opportunity to meet other professional women in the field.

• WIFT Mumbai

  http://wift.co.in/
  To help in the development and achievement of women working in film, television and other screen based mediums.

• WIFT New Zealand

  http://www.wiftnz.org.nz/
  An organisation to support growth and sustainability in the screen industries with a particular emphasis on equal opportunity and participation for women.

• Women in Film

  http://womeninfilm.org/
  A professional organization founded in Los Angeles in 1973 with the commitment to recognize, develop, and actively promote the unique visions of women in the global communications industry.

• Women in Film & Television - NSW

  http://www.wiftnsw.org.au/
  A non profit organization for women in the film and television industries in Australia.

• Women in Film & Video of Washington, DC

  http://www.wifv.org/
  Dedicated to advancing professionals working in screen-based media and related disciplines.

• Women In Film - Central Florida

  http://www.womeninfilmfl.org/
  A nonprofit, professional membership organization for women working in the film and television industries.

• Women in Film - Dallas

  http://www.wifdallas.org/
  Promotes and enhances the recognition of all professional women in the film and video industry.

• Women in Film - Seattle

  http://womeninfilmseattle.org/
  Women in Film is an organization of professional women committted to working with integrity in the art and business of film.

• Women in Film and Media Pittsburgh

  http://www.wifmpit.org/
  Dedicated to improving the status and portrayal of women in film, video and other screen based media

• Women In Film and Television - Atlanta

  http://www.wifta.org/
  Membership details, industry news, educational resources, information about members, and links.

• Women in Film and Television - New York

  http://www.nywift.org/
  Nonprofit, professional membership organization for women working in the film and television industries in New York.

• Women in Film and Television - Toronto

  https://www.wift.com/
  Promotes opportunities for women in film and television in Toronto.

• Women in Film and Television Alberta

  http://www.wifta.ca/
  Promotes and assists the development of women in the film, video, multimedia and television industries.

• Women in Film and Television Houston

  http://www.wift-houston.org/
  Texas chapter of the non-profit, international organization. Board of directors, newsletter, membership application, news, and links.

• Women in Film and Television in Nigeria

  https://www.facebook.com/wiftin/
  A membership based non-profit organization to recognize and support the women working in Nigerian screen-based and other media.

• Women in Film and Television in Sweden

  http://www.wift.se/in-english/
  The Swedish chapter, Wift Sverige, was founded in Stockholm in 2003.

• Women in Film and Television South Africa

  https://www.facebook.com/Women-in-Film-and-Television-South-Africa-WIFTSA-141217032567634/
  WIFTSA is a network interested in the professional development and empowerment of women in the film and television industry.

• Women in Film and Television UK

  http://www.wftv.org.uk/
  A membership organisation for women working in creative media in the UK.

• Women in Film and Television Vancouver

  http://www.womeninfilm.ca/
  Membership information, member directory, event listings, photographs, and links.

• Women in Film and Television Victoria

  http://wiftvic.com.au/
  Victoria, Australia based chapter.

• Women in Film Chicago

  http://www.wifchicago.net/
  Dedicated to promoting members and contributing to the overall success of Chicago in, television, independent, and major film production.

• Women in Film Portland

  http://wifpdx.org/
  Elevating women in film through education, outreach and professional development.

• Women in Film Video

  http://www.womeninfilmvideo.org/
  Organization promoting women in the media in New England.

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