This important discussion, which took place online in December 2024, was centred on the findings of the report by Dr. Susan Liddy and Dr. Fergal Rhatigan, commissioned by Women in Film and Television Ireland and funded by the Screen Ireland Stakeholders Funding Scheme. The research sheds light on the experiences of industry professionals, highlighting the challenges faced and the urgent need for change.
The podcast features insights from:
Dr. Susan Liddy & Dr. Fergal Rhatigan (Researchers)
Producer Fiona Kinsella, Director Hannah Quinn & Actor/Writer Jade Jordan (WFT Ireland Board Members)
Filmmaker Maríssa Aroy, webinar moderator (WFT Ireland Member)
This podcast offers an in-depth exploration of ‘harmful behaviours’ in the film and television industry, and sparks a critical conversation about how we can foster safer, more inclusive workplaces in this sector.
https://wft.ie/
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This important discussion, which took place online in December 2024, was centred on the findings of the report by Dr. Susan Liddy and Dr. Fergal Rhatigan, commissioned by Women in Film and Television Ireland and funded by the Screen Ireland Stakeholders Funding Scheme. The research sheds light on the experiences of industry professionals, highlighting the challenges faced and the urgent need for change.
The podcast features insights from:
Dr. Susan Liddy & Dr. Fergal Rhatigan (Researchers)
Producer Fiona Kinsella, Director Hannah Quinn & Actor/Writer Jade Jordan (WFT Ireland Board Members)
Filmmaker Maríssa Aroy, webinar moderator (WFT Ireland Member)
This podcast offers an in-depth exploration of ‘harmful behaviours’ in the film and television industry, and sparks a critical conversation about how we can foster safer, more inclusive workplaces in this sector.
https://wft.ie/
WIFTI Women: In conversation with Kate Kinninmont MBE
Women in Film and TV Podcast
1 hour 5 minutes 57 seconds
9 months ago
WIFTI Women: In conversation with Kate Kinninmont MBE
WFT Ireland is back with an episode from a series of in-depth conversations with international changemakers. In this oral history collection, we speak with a range of women who have shaped WIFTI and the media landscape over the last few decades.
WFT Ireland Chair and WIFT International President, Dr. Susan Liddy, is in conversation with Kate Kinninmont MBE– former CEO of WFTV UK, and member of the WIFTI Advisory Board.
Kate’s career as a producer and director with the BBC was followed by over a decade at the helm of WFTV UK. In this podcast episode, she reflects on her long and varied career as an industry practitioner and a respected advocate for gender equality. She talks us through her tenure as CEO of WFTUK and the changes she orchestrated and witnessed over a decade.
Special thanks to our international colleagues at WIFTI for their unwavering support.
This podcast has been made possible with the support of Coimisiún na Meán.
To learn more about the work being done at WFT Ireland and to become a member, visit WFT.ie.
Women in Film and TV Podcast
This important discussion, which took place online in December 2024, was centred on the findings of the report by Dr. Susan Liddy and Dr. Fergal Rhatigan, commissioned by Women in Film and Television Ireland and funded by the Screen Ireland Stakeholders Funding Scheme. The research sheds light on the experiences of industry professionals, highlighting the challenges faced and the urgent need for change.
The podcast features insights from:
Dr. Susan Liddy & Dr. Fergal Rhatigan (Researchers)
Producer Fiona Kinsella, Director Hannah Quinn & Actor/Writer Jade Jordan (WFT Ireland Board Members)
Filmmaker Maríssa Aroy, webinar moderator (WFT Ireland Member)
This podcast offers an in-depth exploration of ‘harmful behaviours’ in the film and television industry, and sparks a critical conversation about how we can foster safer, more inclusive workplaces in this sector.
https://wft.ie/
