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Where is Patricia Riggen from?
 **Guadalajara México**
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How many days was The 33 shot in?
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**35**
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Were the miners compensated by the company?
No
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Where was The 33 shot?
 **Colombian Salt Mine**
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 What was the name of Patricia RIggen’s first semester project at Columbia (documentary)?
Family Portrait
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 Which film did Patricia Riggen get a Student Academy Award for?
 **La Milpa (The Cornfield)**
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 What is the reason Patricia Riggen gave in it never having crossed her mind to be a director?
**Because she didn’t see any women in Mexico City where she worked; women were always producers, never directors**
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African American women are paid what percentage of their white, male counterparts?
63%
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How many women are in the American workforce?
77 million
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At the rate of ongoing change in the pay gap between 1960 and 2015, women would reach equality in pay by what year?
2059
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Women earn more … than men
undergraduate degrees
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More women than men graduate from college
fact
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If women were paid equally, it would cut this in half
poverty
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Women receive less social security, pensions, and other sources because of the inequality in pay. So they receive ..
less in retirement
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African American and Hispanic/Latina women are paid what percentage of their white, male counterparts?
African American Women – Paid 63% of white males

Hispanic and Latina women – Paid 54% of what males make
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We use small crews for this genre (documentaries)
Fact
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What’s a docudrama
based on reality with fictional ideas included for drama
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What’s a mockumentary?
film presented in a documentary format but the story itself is ficticious. (not real)
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What does narrative mean?
**crafting the story**
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What is the goal of different documentaries?
 **To educate, entertain or both.**
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Hubert de Givenchy and Hepburn changed fashion.
Fact
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What was Audrey Hepburn’s first film?
Roman Holiday
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What did Audrey Hepburn win an Oscar for?
**Best Actress for Roman Holiday**
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How old was Audrey Hepburn when she won her first Oscar?
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She was a special Ambassador to UNICEF 
Audrey Hepburn
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Escaped from the Nazis in a basement (cellar) for over a month eating tulip bulbs.
Audrey Hepburn
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She was a ballet dancer and ballet teacher to the neighbors during the war 
Audrey Hepburn
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She was known for her fashion contributions and overall iconic look
Audrey Hepburn
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Customer for Roman Holiday  
**Edith Head (credited)/ Hubert de Givenchy**
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What collection of awards did Audrey Hepburn win?
EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony) 
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She won the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Oscar for her philanthropic work
Audrey Hepburn
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Tracy died how long after the film wrapped?
17 days
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Who was Hepburn’s partner on and off screen?
Spencer Tracy
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Kramer and Hepburn gave up their salaries to ensure what?
Tracy’s completion of film
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Monologue at the end by Tracy was based in reality.
Fact
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She was called Box Office poison by a powerful journalist.
Katharine Hepburn
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Katharine Hepburn’s favorite director?
George Cukor
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Who bought Katharine Hepburn rights to Philadelphia Story?
**Howard Hughes** 
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Was known for her athletic ability
Katharine Hepburn
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Was put on the Blacklist for a time
Katharine Hepburn
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She played Coco Chanel onstage later in her career
Katharine Hepburn
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She was nominated 12 times for an Academy Award
Katharine Hepburn
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What film did Katharine Hepburn win her first academy award for?
Morning Glory
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Mimi Leder and her large budget film?
Deep Impact (88 million dollars)
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Professional who keeps the statistics on women in the industry?
Dr. Lauzen (SDSU)
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There are more U.S. senators than directors
Fact
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The % of female directors has gone down steadily
Fact
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Out of 50 nominations, only 2 women have won Oscars for Best ORIGINAL screenplay (Coppola and Cody). What films did they write?
**Sofia Coppola for Lost in Translation 2003 and Diablo Cody for Juno 2007**\*This is now **3** with Emerald Fennell winning the Oscar this year (2021) for Promising Young Woman!
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What film grossed over $418 million overseas?
Mamma Mia!
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What are some reasons women don’t direct?
**1) Societal ideas of a woman’s place. 2)The trust issue with a big budget. 3) The traditional profile of filmmakers being men. 4) Women being able to be away from their families for long periods of time.**
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What is the biggest women face up in getting directing jobs?
Perception
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What studio did Amy Pascal head up?
Sony Motion Picture Group
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Films with female protagonists have lower production budgets by $30 million
Fact
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What percentage do female cinematographers make up?
2020, 6% of the cienmtographers
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Until recently, one woman in film history had won an Oscar for directing. 

Who was it and what film was it for?

Who is the second woman to win?
1st - Kathryn Bigelow for Hurt Locker 

2nd - **Chloe Zhao for** `Nomadland`**!**
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Ida Lupino
She came from a performing family and started out as an actress, formed a production company in 1949 so she could direct. She directed 7 feature films and over 100 television shows. Her films dealt with sensitive material with both weaker and strong female characters explored. She helped pave the way for indie directors with strong material who don’t fit into the studio’s ideas of what’s important to talk about.
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Many women start in episodic television
Fact
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Better things has an all- female above the line
above the line positions are filled by women (Director, actor, casting director, screenwriter, producer)
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Disney has the highest ratio of women directors at the moment
Fact
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Sony has the lowest number of women and minority directors
Fact
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Pamela Aldon directs and stars in how many episodes of better things
**Directed by Pamela Adlon (twenty-two episodes) and written by Pamela Adlon (thirty episodes) and plays Sam Fox (graduation)**

* acts for 6 years
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Pamela Aldon acting jobs
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* ***Acting:*** **Facts of Lide and The Big Bang Theory** 
* ***Voice Actor:*** **King of the Hilly (Emmy for voice of Bobby Hill)**
*  **starred in TV’s** ***Lucky Louis*** 
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What novel was Night Manager based on?
John Le Carre 1993 novel
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Susanne Bier bio
* 1999—Bier cowrote and directed the Romantic Comedy *The One and Only*. It won Best Film at the Danish Robert Awards. It was the most watched domestic Danish film in twenty years.
* 2004—*Brothers* won the Audience Award at Sundance Film Festival.
* 2007—*Things We Lost in the Fire* (Halle Berry and Benicio Del Toro) is her first English-language film, and has obvious star power.
* __**2010—In a Better World won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film and Best Director and Best European Film at European Film Awards.**__
* 2013—*Love Is All You Need*, Romantic Comedy, is another award winner.
* __**2016—Susanna Bier wins an Emmy for directing The Night Manager.**__
* 2018—Directs the popular Netflix *Bird Box* - based on John Malerman’s novel.
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First female studio head since Alice Guy Blache
Lucille Ball
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Lucille and Desi owned RKO
Fact
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Desi’s innovations
3 camera set up
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Location of I love Lucy segment
Brown Derby - LA/ Hollywood
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Guest start in I love Lucy episode
William Holden
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What shows does desi produce
The Andy Griffith Show
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Emmys won by I love Lucy
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Former Chesterfield girl
Lucille Ball
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Known as Technicolor Tessie
Lucille Ball - for her red hair
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Called Up by HUAC
Lucille Ball - suspected of communism
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Lucille’s radio show
My Favorite Husband
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Lucille and Desi tried the show out on vaudeville (live theaters) first
Fact
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Where was Hurt Locker shot
The streets of Amman Jordon
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How big was the scope of her set in the desert in Hurt Locker
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How was Hurt Locker financed
Overseas presales (independent film)
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What other talent did Bigelow have
Talented painter
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How did Bigelow start out in school?
Started out in the San Francisco Art Institute
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What happened to Bigelow after K19 - The Widowmaker
It performed poorly at the box office and it would be 7 years before she’d be asked to direct again
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What political fallout happened to Bigelow after her film Zero Dark Thirty?
There were called up in. Front of the Senate Intelligence Committee Panel - concern they had CIA files they shouldn’t have had
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Writers for I Love Lucy
Bob Schiller, Bob Weiskopf, Bob Carroll, and Madelyn Pugh- Davis
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Lucy Ricardo
Lucille Ball
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Ricky Ricardo
Desi Arnaz
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Ethel Mertz
Vivian Vance
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Fred Mertz
William Frawley
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Guest Star in I Love Lucy
William Holden
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Director of Hurt Locker
***Kathryn Bigelow*** 
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Writer of The Hurt Locker
Mark Boal
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Sgt. William James
Jeremy
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J.T Sanborn
***Anthony Mackie*** 
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Specialist Owen Eldridge
Brian Geraghty
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Matt Thompson
Guy Pearce
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Director of Roman Holiday
William Wyler
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Costumes for Roman Holiday
***Edith Head (credited)/ Hubert de Givenchy*** 
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Writer of Roman Holiday
***Dalton Trumbo (blacklisted)*** 
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Audrey Hepburn
Princess Ann (Anya)
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Gregory Peck
Joe Bradley