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Covering female territory on film

Alison Garwood-Jones January 5, 2017

Is being female ever an advantage in filmmaking? In Ep. 3 of Willful, filmmaker Maureen Judge discusses

• getting female territory on film.
• how she deals with setbacks.
• her seminal influences.
• the constant exploration of ideas and new technologies.

Willful is the web series that tracks how artists and creative entrepreneurs work, thrive and survive. We interview one artist a week, then post five three-minute snack films from that interview on YouTube every day. 

Follow us here on our YouTube Channel or here at WillfulProject.com for more inspiring interviews.

To check out Maureen's work and some of her influences, go to:

http://www.MyMillennialLife.ca
http://www.makinmovies.ca/productions-3/docs/unveiled
http://greygardensonline.com/the-documentary/ 
https://www.criterion.com/people/1057-eric-rohmer

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