Females in Film & Television (FiFT)
FiFT (pronounced FiF-Tee in a nod to NonDē 50) is a place where all female identifying filmmakers can connect, support & celebrate one another, collaborate, and share their stories - both personal and professional. Come in for awhile, sit by our fire!
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- Sep 18, 2026
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My First Time... (opens the original)
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A Midsummer Night's Watch List (opens the original)
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Summer is winding down, the kids are back in school, and most of our vacation time (and fun money!) is spent. What better to do with our waning summer nights than support female powered film and television?This list is LONG because the talent is immense - did you all see the study that women need more sleep because we use our brains more? This is science that shocks no females whatsoever and also partially explains why female filmmakers are so talented (hint: they work harder for longer hours).
You're Invited! NonDē Virtual Block Party: Celebrating Sovereignty in the New Ecosystem (opens the original)
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