Welcome to PWIFT
Philadelphia Women in Film and Television (PWIFT) is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to recognizing, celebrating and advancing the professional development and achievement of women working in all areas of film, television, video, multimedia and related disciplines. PWIFT is committed to creating economic and social stimulus for its members and the community at large by helping emerging artists and established professional members reach their full potential, and by attracting new jobs, investment and production to the creative economy in the Philadelphia area.
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No More Excuses, Just Hire More Women
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See where directors like George Lucas, Paul Thomas Anderson, and Sofia Coppola got their start.
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One surprising trend during the 2016 Emmys: queer women winning
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For queer girls watching, the Emmys showed there are places for them everywhere on TV.
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It’s been a big weekend for female comedy directors. Sitcom veteran Pam Fryman is filming her 500th episode of television, a milestone that just a few helmers have ever achieved. And tonight,…
Confessions of an Emmy Voter...
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A member of the producers peer group writes about 'House of Cards' as he makes his case for favorites 'Mr. Robot,' 'Silicon Valley' and 'Fargo.'