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.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
PWIFT Celebrates Female Filmmakers & the 225th Anniversary of the American Circus!
WHEN: April 3rd
WHERE: Kimmel Center
Philadelphia Women in Film and Television (PWIFT) in partnership with Circadium, celebrate female filmmakers and the 225th anniversary of the American Circus––launched right here in Philadelphia.
Join us for the Philadelphia Premiere of two award-winning films: The Great Flip-Off, from Director Dafna Yachin and Live Your Light, a short film by Director Jendra Jargin. Then come to the after party for more fun with live circus arts entertainment.
The Great Flip-Off, Feature Documentary, 87 Minutes: Facing extinction from the American circus, the last extreme bareback riders, along with their majestic horses, unite for one final death-defying performance.
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PWIFT IN ACTION:
November 12, 2018 — Post Soup
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vice.com
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deadline.com
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