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I can't remember the first.
There are so few and those few are so good, as far as fem dir are concerned.
scruz has a film org and a festival.
If anyone needs help with lighting or anything else I can help with feel free to contct me.
richard
There are so few and those few are so good, as far as fem dir are concerned.
scruz has a film org and a festival.
If anyone needs help with lighting or anything else I can help with feel free to contct me.
richard
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Re: Sophia Coppala was only the second woman director nominated
Thu, May 13, 2004 - 9:48 AMhard to believe that the balance between sexes in the film industry was not so off.
thanks for the heads up! SF has definitely been good to me.
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Re: Sophia Coppala was only the second woman director nominated
Sat, March 26, 2005 - 5:44 PMthats so sad...Im def gonna direct someday... -
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Re: Sophia Coppola was only the second woman director nominated
Sat, November 12, 2005 - 7:25 AMI realize this is a now-ancient thread, but had to pipe in for a sec.
Sophia was actually the third to be nominated, only the second to win. It is a sad, sad thing.
The first was Lina Wertmuller in 1977, for her 1975 film Seven Beauties, which I've never seen but is supposed to be outstanding.
The first woman to win a directing oscar was Jane Campion in 1994.
Sadder still, Ms. Coppola was actually the first American woman to even be nominated.
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